Initially started with a phone call with the recruiter. This went well, I was given a lot of detailed information that was very helpful at this stage of the process. After this, I was given a take home coding problem. I was given a URL to download the project, at which point I'd have up to 4 hours to complete the project. The project I was given was a problem Spacex had solved in the past, and I was asked to come up with it from scratch and implement it. The problem itself was extremely mathematics based; I spent nearly two hours just building out the complex 3D math required to begin the actual logical work. Although I was able to pass a portion of the test cases, ultimately I wasn't able to optimize the problem within the time frame. I was left very disappointed with the coding problem; it seemed they were looking for a very specific mathematics-specialized engineer, even though the job I was told about in the recruiting call would be in a much different field.

Applied online and got an email from recruiter requesting times for a phone screen. After the phone screen, I received a take home assignment, which was the hardest coding task I have ever seen in my entire life.

Screening call with HR. Online Assessment was a satellite related question about assigning satellites in orbit to users on earth. Call with technical manger where they asked to describe a project. Follow up technical questions related to the project described. Did not pass this.