I applied online and received an email a couple of days later to set up a phone interview. The phone interview lasted 20 minutes and asked standard questions (Why ROI? Describe your qualifications, etc.). The interviewers seemed friendly and easy to talk to. If you make it through this stage, they will bring you in to have a tour of their facilities and to take a 2 hour exam involving IQ tests, personality tests, grammar corrections, and other written tests. The building is nice with a fully stocked and free snack bar along with a game room. The office layout is mostly cubicle style and quietness is encouraged (The 'tour guide' whispered whenever we went into an active work space). This could be positive or negative depending on your preferred work environment. If you pass this stage, they will call you again to set up an in person interview as the last part of the process. At this point they will begin to let you know the details of what a potential offer would look like including expected compensation and benefits. The Business Analyst position is full time but it is compensated on an hourly basis rather than on a salary level. The standard pay structure is as follows First 6 months: $18/hr (roughly 36k/year) Months 6-12: $18.75/hr (roughly 37.5k/year) After 12 Months: $19.50 (roughly 39k/year) There are also performance based bonus that can be in the 5k to 10k range. So, assuming you qualify for the 5k performance bonus and work 40 hours a week, you're looking at roughly $42,500 in your first year, although with limited benefits. Overall the interview process was enjoyable and thorough. However, the compensation was a bit lower than expected considering the difficulty of their recruitment process and how selective they are with potential candidates.

Show up for an IQ like test and a typing test, get a quick tour of the campus and you're on your way. Interviewer made me wait 15 minutes after scheduled interview time.