I was contacted by their VP of Engineering at a conference where I had a short chat. After a couple of weeks, a recruiter reached out to me to schedule a phone interview with an engineer. I was asked behavioral questions, questions about resume and technical details about past projects and classes. After a month, I had a Google Hangout interview with another engineer where they asked about some of my projects and dove into great technical detail grilling me about details I had long forgotten. I was never officially rejected. They just stopped contacting me beyond a point. This was a really weird interview process. I was never asked a data structures or algorithms question or ever had to code unlike every other technical interview I've had. I ended up with offers from top companies in the end and am not really sure what this whole process was about. In their defense, all the folks I talked to were super friendly and they have the creator of Django working there. I just wish there was more structure and clear expectations in their interview process.