Unnecessarily long. It's a panel interview broken up into hour long 1 on 1 interviews with various staff. It takes about 4-5 hours. Staff is friendly and the interviews were great, but the the entire process felt needlessly convoluted. I'm not a fan of panel interviews and studies show they're often not effective, but neither is getting asked the same questions for four hours straight. Also didn't help that I was distracted by a certain individual's teeth picking during follow up questions about my resume. Be prepared to do an analytical LSAT and writing prompt. The LSAT was a little much, but the writing prompt should be fairly easy for anyone with collegiate level writing skills. I reached out for followup with the recruiter within the week but got crickets. Never heard back from anyone. Luckily I had already received an offer from a better company which I had accepted.

Behavioral questions made up about 95% of the interview, and the atmosphere was mostly intimidating, implying a strong expectation that you would need to work for the company at 100% capacity. They clearly portrayed a lack of work-life balance and emphasized that the role involves significant non-development tasks. The team repeatedly highlighted that the environment is high-pressure with big impacts. The team lead even mentioned that there would be no one to help or guide you, and you’d be on your own.