1) Take-home code screen consisting of two easy/medium hackerrank questions. Self-paced but you only get an hour to do both 2) Follow-up interview with a director to get basic feel for the role's expectations 3) The final round consisted of 4 interviews which went deeper into coding skills, system design, security, and networking I had a coding project I'd worked on independently in my off-time, and I got to demo it for some of my interviewers, and I think it really helped make the impression that I stood out above the competition. That said, my interview was for a Lead Software Engineer position, and the offer ended up being for a Senior position, one level lower than Lead. The reasoning was because although my computer science fundamentals were solid, I needed to get some hands-on experience with security at scale. It was about two weeks from when I applied to when all my interviews were finished, and then another three weeks to hear back, due in part to holidays and out-of-offices.