This is after a short phone interview that they decided to bring me in a few weeks after. Upon entering their floor of the Wells Fargo Plaza tower and a short tour of the floor, I was sent into a room with water and a nice view off the 24th floor. Everyone, including the three team members sent in the room were full of smiles. The questions for this position included scrutinizing my resume such as what I did at my previous and current jobs. They asked questions that gauged how well I can trouble shoot issues and what the steps were for that. They then asked me to explain what Alarm.com does as if I was "talking to a friend" and why you want to work for Alarm.com. They also asked for a joke. I had prepared for one in advance but they knew I prepared for it by how I delivered it... After the questions, I was given an ipad of the web application and testdrove the software. With no knowledge, I had to figure out how to do key aspects of the application and write down instructions. After that came what I thought were logic puzzles... nope. I had to do a grammar and written portion. The written portion was titled X-factor and asked that you write something that no other applicant can... so I wrote java code. All in all it was pretty positive, but I would rate it much more positively if I didn't feel as if I was pressured into the meeting room right away. I wanted to tour the main rooms more intimately. I got a second interview for next week for them. Wish me luck.