Interview process was fair. Starts with an initial phone screen that lasted about 90 minutes. During this time expect the typical resume review/tell me about you questions, some OOP questions about a language, and to code some problems in a shared document. Onsite is a bit different. This is a 6 hour day, which starts with a product demo. Afterwards, I did another resume/"about you" interview, followed by two technical interviews with Engineers. They had one more interviewer wrap things up towards the end, as well as a very casual lunch which included a tour. Overall, everyone was nice during the process. Be careful when mentioning your favorite classes, they may come up with a technical question from the subject.

The interview process with Veeva went really well. The hiring managers were quick to reach out, and quick to answer my questions. I had multiple rounds of interviews. The first was a Q & A with the hiring manager. After that, I received an invitation to do a OA in Java a couple days after. After completing the OA, I received an invitation for a "team day" roughly a few days after completing the OA. The team day had multiple rounds, and it comprised of both personal conversations with team members and technical rounds. Then they requested a few references, with one being mandatory from most recent employer. After they reached out to references, I received an invitation for another talk with the hiring manager, where I was given the verbal offer. After the verbal offer, they then provided the written offer.