In the span of 2 weeks, a series of things will happen. A 15–20 minute recruiter call will be followed by a take-home test. The last step will involve a 3- to 4-hour virtual on-site interview. The team you'll be working with will interview you. A technical round with live coding and technical questions will take place. There will be a non-technical round in which you'll be asked questions about work culture and tested on how you'll handle specific situations. Instead of providing accurate results, many questions were asked to assess how novel your approach is. It will help to be well-prepared in understanding the interviewer's expectations. The recruiter will keep you well informed about the next steps at every stage of the process. The interviewers are welcoming and encouraging. They are adept at answering queries and dispelling ambiguities. The interview will take place in a positive, cooperative environment.

Healthverity's interview process was very good. The teams questions showed me they knew their stuff. For an engineering role I had: - 30 minute call with recruiter/hr - Take home code exercise, about 45-1.5 hours depending on how crazy you go. - 3 hours of interview with the team including some live coding as well as meeting most levels of the team. - Touch base with the recruiter. - References Checked Compared to other recruitment efforts I've been through this year, this went very well. I was particularly impressed with the content of the code assessments. Lots of practical OS type stuff instead of the usual textbook algorithms. The interviews were challenging but fair and fun.