The interview process went really well. Everyone I met was smart and friendly. They made sure I felt relaxed and answered all my questions. They didn't ask any tricky leetcode coding questions, which was great because those tend to be irrelevant. Overall, it was a fair process, like what most companies do nowadays: interviews with managers, coding tests, and talking about how to design systems. I also had some casual chats with people like the lead product and top executives. It seemed like they were getting to know me better, probably before making a job offer.

The entire process progressed smoothly through all stages, from the initial interview to the offer. It's worth mentioning that instead of boring algorithm sessions, they conducted a creative live coding session related to the home task. The home task itself was related to the company's domain and was quite interesting. The remaining steps were quite standard: system design and culture fit rounds, where you had the opportunity to speak with C-level executives.