I saw the posting on LinkedIn and applied in October. A recruiter emailed me a month later to set up a phone call to discuss my experience and the role. After that, I had a technical phone screen with a member of the team. They provided a detailed doc of what to expect and even a video of a mock interview which was very helpful for what to expect. They give you starter code to open in Xcode and have very detailed instructions. It was a fun interview but I didn't make it too far in the phone screening and was rejected a few days later.

Don't waste your time specially if you are a top notch developer, but if you are junior or intermediate try it. There are a couple of developers who are not okay with candidates with more knowledge and experience than themselves getting hired there. I wasted two days of my work taking days off doing, did the online small project interview, the interviewer liked it I answered all the questions and finished the project before the time ran out, went for on site interview finished first in person interview answered all the questions correctly I am 10 years iOS developers yes since ever the iPhone OS 2 came out so I know when my answers are right or wrong, in the onsite code assignment I finished the project in 2.5 hours they asked for, even finished the extra part, when they came to the room I saw they where surprised that I finished project with extras and with MVP pattern and all the those craps these days running around, a couple of them in the project review tried to trip me and screwing up with follow up question and answered most of them I think they got me in a question but other than that there was many questions in which a couple of them show they don't have deep knowledge of swift programming language. Anyways after wasting my time answering all the questions and did 2 live projects their recruiter called me after 2 days saying they are not going ahead. I wound;t go work there anyways it wasn't my type company but it was total waste of time.