I applied online, process took a month. Usually, they take 7+ days to update. They don't reply to emails. HR was really nice and polite. First, a 15 mcq question test was conducted. Some of the questions were wrongly phrased and two questions even had no correct answers. Based on that, second round, which was to edit 3 horribly written paragraphs from random journals, was conducted, it took a lot of time to comprehend and edit it extensively. They said they'll get back to me within 7 days. I got a call from HR after 14 days when i e-mailed them for a update. They said i cleared the test, asked me some basic questions, and said that they will get to me with the interview details within a week. After a week, i got an email having the details of the interview, it was conducted on MS team. The person who conducted my interview, directly told me they went through my test, and the job they are offering requires exceptional skills, which i don't meet. After that they asked some basic questions. They tried to guide me, which was nice. I wasn't offered a letter, felt like they could've told me that before conducting the interview if it was pre-decided.

3 step process, first is online English editing 15 question test (you earn >10 you get moved to next step of editing powerpoint slides). The second step from a scientific reviewer perspective, I honestly felt like it was designed coming across as being invited to a wedding whose bride is missing. They have vague guidelines on editing and expectation of holding scientific knowledge (which I obviously had way beyond their expectations). The next step, you get moved on the basis of absence of point and transparency system , for step 1 which is clear. The slides and contents they provide are already online with full of errors, published posters content with some tweaks. Honestly, if you are an intelligent scientific credential pool of candidate audience "DONT waste time" applying as its not worth it.