The interview went on for close to a month. Was given an offer immediately and I joined within a week. I had to give 5 interviews and the final interview was with the client. Once the client gave his go ahead, then they gave the offer to me.

I went through 2 phone interviews, and then had a F2F scheduled in San Jose. The two positions presented in the phone interviews were located in New Hampshire and Austin TX. While relocation was not optimal, NH was intriguing, and I love Austin. After getting up at 3:00am, waiting in the airport for 1.5 hours for a 6:30am flight, I went to San Jose for a 3 hour interview to begin at 10:00am. About an hour into the process, it was revealed that the position I was being considered for was located in Southwestern NJ near Trenton. This immediately destroyed my trust in the executive team members interviewing me; I completed the interview as a courtesy since they drove into their incubator offices from home, some with a 40 mile commute. This deceptive behavior immediately change my opinion of these executives as professionals and people. While they may be technically adept, it appears these executives have much to learn about integrity, honesty, transparency, and credibility. So, be very careful when dealing with this company in the interviewing process. Upon returning home, I sent an email to them formally withdrawing from consideration for the position as I do not trust these individuals in any capacity as a result of this experience.