Biomodels interview questions

Application to time of interview was pretty fast: about a month. First interview was virtual with a few staff scientists where they described the job's role/responsibilities and vaguely alluded to the prospect of advancement within the company. They did not seem to have a clear picture for what this could be, citing that employees of smaller companies like theirs have the opportunity to wear many hats within the organization. The second interview was in-person a few weeks later with the same two scientists I spoke with previously. Two other scientists joined later and discussed what they envisioned the role to be, asking many of the same questions I had already been asked. Afterwards, the initial two interviewers took me around for a tour of their facilities, brought me back to a conference room for a final interview with an executive where I was asked most of the questions I had already answered - for a third time - with the two original scientists sitting in. Overall, everyone I met was super nice and approachable but the interview process didn't feel very coordinated, the actual role less dynamic than its posting promised, and I got the feeling they realized during the interview process they didn't really need to hire anyone full-time for the work they needed doing.

Interviewed with four different people who work at the company, all of which were managers. The discussion was relatively casual and easy. They asked about related experience, school experience and skills. After interviewing they showed me around the office.