I applied in-person. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Gilead Sciences (London, England) in May 2020
Interview
Four stages, a total of 6 people. Generally nice, respectful, and the questions were quite relevant and clearly understood. Once weakness with two of the interviewers was that they asked questions where "any answer is fine, there are no right or wrong answers". That's not how an interview should be. It should be clear what the interviewer is looking for, and after each response, there should be a brief summary of the core point of the response, and how it is relevant to the job, the culture and the leadership. Unfortunately the final two interviewers were very serious, no smiles, were clearly not interested and had already made up their minds about the outcome.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
CV, competency based, examples of situations, but the ones who did not have interview experience asked weird questions like "How did you make transition from Operations to QA"...which was pretty obvious from my resume, so I just pointed that out.