I applied for the position of Analytical Linguist in Berlin. The whole process was quite long, but transparent and well-structured. Grammarly provided relevant information about the content of each interview, so that I could prepare for it. The interviewers were very helpful and supportive. There was a preliminary HR interview and an interview with the engineering manager. After that, a take-home task. Next, three interviews about linguistics-NLP, coding and product-oriented work. After that, one last confirmation interview with the director of engineering.

I had a phone screen with the recruiter. Was supposed to have a second phone screen with the hiring manager. Completed take home assignment but didn't advance passed that. Recruiter was late to phone screen and didn't send full take home assessment materials which was awkward.

The interview process (never concluded) with an interna recruiter from Grammarly was the most disappointing experience ever. They contacted me and they held a couple of long interviews, after which the internal recruiter (always the same) only had positive feedback. After saying they would schedule soon the next step, they entirely disappeared. My second interview was also on technical problems which I proposed original and principled solutions for. I found Grammarly to be the most unprofessional company I dealt with. Stay away from them if you're experienced and generous in your thought-sharing.