I first gave my resume to a TW recruiter at Grace Hopper a year ago. About four months ago (beginning of the school year), another recruiter contacted me asking if I would like to start the process. The whole process took about four months, mostly because of the busy recruiting season. In the middle of it all I was afraid they had forgotten about me, but I sent a couple of emails just to keep myself on their radar and each time they assured me that they were getting to me. Started with a questionnaire containing "fun" questions like "If you were president of the world, what five things would you change?" Definitely don't dismiss this, because they care a lot about your views on social justice. A coding problem was given at the same time. You pick one out of three options and you have three days to do it. Make sure to write some tests. About a month or two later, I had a 45 minute phone interview with a recruiter discussing my background and passion for technology and social justice. Some behavioral questions were asked as well. Based on my performance here, I was flown out to San Francisco for a two day interview. From here everything progressed pretty quickly. On day one I took two assessments, one 12 minutes long (answer as many basic math/reading comprehension problems as accurately as possible) and one hour long (lots of logic, flow chart based). I noticed that another candidate was asked to retake one of these at the end of the day, so you need to do well enough here to have a chance. Then there was a group mock consulting session. This was pretty fun. On day two I had three interviews. First I was given an hour to prepare a five minute presentation on any STEM topic. They want to see passion here. Then my two interviews asked me a bunch of technical questions related to OOP and algorithms. I actually don't think I did very well here. The second was the values interview where you talk about the company and social justice. Passion and a genuine interest in some cause is important here. Third interview was pair programming with two developers where we worked together on improving my solution to the coding problem. This was a lot of fun. It was very relaxed, the two developers were really nice to work with, and I learned quite a bit too. Less than a week later I got a call with the offer!