For some context, I applied for the role as a career change out of engineering (although I did have some experience with Python). The first interview was a relatively informal chat, which went really well. The second was a technical interview, which I was apprehensive about - however both interviewers had an informal and supportive approach, prompting me to reach the right answers myself where possible. Feedback after this interview seemed to be really quite positive, but then there was the coding task... Essentially it was to extend an existing Django project with bugfixes and additional features. Having only experienced Django very briefly, it took me over 2 weeks of evenings and weekends to finish. My impression over that time was that this was very much an intermediate level project. Unfotunately due to me only getting it to ~90% completion, I was emailed to say my application would not go any further. However, Torchbox were excellent in following that up with a video call to discuss feedback, which was hugely appreciated. In summary, the interview process was still a positive experience, but there was a huge spike in difficulty for the coding task when compared to the technical interview.