Initial phone screen. Asked about resume and gave brief overview of company and company culture. Was invited for an on-site interview. On-site interview took 5 hours and consisted of a presentation in front of the hiring manager and several engineers, and then a one on one interview with each person you presented in front of. Also required to take a 15 minute engineering quiz.

I applied online. A recruiter contacted me about a week later, we had about a 20 minute phone conversation- she asked a few technical questions aside from the basic HR stuff. I was pretty impressed with how much she knew about Hyperloop and engineering in general. A technical phone interview was scheduled a few days later. I spoke with one of the engineering managers, he asked several very technical questions which were not easy but I was impressed. A couple days later that nice recruiter contacted me regarding an onsite interview. She asked me to prepare a short power point presentation on a project that I had worked on that would best showcase my engineering problem solving experience and capabilities. I have to admit was pretty excited to have the opportunity to interview at Hyperloop. Day of the interview, I was greeted by a pleasant receptionist who offered me a cappuccino. I sat in a little funky living room area. The office space is very open and lofty. The office is pretty cool, lots of cool brick and wood structures. I found out that they allow dogs in the office! The recruiter gave me a nice tour of the campus. After my presentation I was asked to take a short engineering design quiz followed by a series of one on one interviews. I had lunch with some people I would potentially be working with (lunch is catered every day). The recruiter contacted me about a week later and told me they are moving forward with an offer. The whole process took about 4 weeks. Overall, I thought the interview process went well and as organized. I look forward to getting started!