The application process I went through was divided in two main parts. In the first one, I was asked to take a series of tests, mostly composed of multiple choice questions and open answer questions. Each test took ~30 minutes and, except for a small part, no coding was involved. All in all, the tests were not hard and they aimed at testing logical thinking in unfamiliar topics. (Some tests were also provided in the form of funny stories and scenarios). The tests had no deadline and I've been able to take them whenever I wanted in my free time. The second part of the process had me going through three interviews, two focused on myself and how I would behave in certain given situations (with examples, if possible), and one more practical interview were I was given two problems and was asked to explain how I would solve them and why I would proceed in a certain way. The interviews' difficulty was in line with the first part of the process; the interviewers were very helpful, with follow-up questions and explanation in case something was not clear enough. During the whole process I was followed by a recruiter, who took care of keeping me in the loop after each step I took, from the application to the last interview. At the end, I received very useful feedback from the recruiter about my application process. The whole process took around ~2 months, with a total of ~10 hours considering the tests and the interviews.