I had a 30-minute phone interview with the recruiter, followed by a 30-minute phone interview with the CTO, and later came in for a lunch interview and technical screen with the tech team (8-10 people) lasting about 2 hours. During the in person interview, the interviewers were mostly concerned with my prior experience and how on top of new technologies I was. The technical screen questions were broad in scope and straight forward to answer based off your skill set. Questions were back-end geared, and the interviewers were looking for very specific answers. I was asked to white board some simple algorithms. They provided a laptop if I needed to google anything, but there really was no need to use it, as they basically told you an answer if I didn't mention it right off the bat after being asked. Despite not getting an offer, it was overall a good experience with a solid team of knowledgable developers. I had the feeling they were hiring mostly on experience, rather than intelligence or culture fit.