I had a 5-round selection process. In the first round, I spoke with a recruiter on the phone, then there was an HR round. The third round was a portfolio presentation for the lead designers, then homework, and in the final round, the evaluation of the homework.

1. Call with Recruiter 2. Call with Hiring Manager 3. Design Challenge pt 1 - I had a 24 hr deadline 4. Met virtually with Design team 5. Design Challenge pt 2- I had a 72 hr deadline 6. Silence (unfortunately) It's been about a week and a half since I submitted my 2nd Design Challenge and I don't know where I stand.

Pretty common senior level product designer interview process from my experience: 1) Phone screening w/ their internal recruiter (who was super helpful through the entire process in subsequent phases in the process) 2) Rapid fire phone interview w/ the VP of design (I was applying from a remote location with the intent to relocate for the right job) 3) 3-4 hours of webcam interviews; one session w/ a co-located designer, one w/ product management, one with a few lead engineers and QA 4) A take home design assignment (suggested time 5-6 hours, but I definitely spent 12+) 5) An day-long onsite interview with the SLC team; team intros, white boarding activities, assignment presentation with critique / Q&A, and a really fun lunch where we all piled into a van and got tacos. All-in-all it was a lot of time commitment, but on par with my experience interviewing senior level designers and being interviewed at various places.