Step 1: Applied online. Step 2: Asked to take remote personality and intelligence/cognitive recognition analysis test. Step 3: Called by recruiter after passing the baseline tests and asked if I wanted to come in or do a video re-test. (This is standard practice for Reyrey, to ensure no cheating occurred during the test taking. I was offered the chance to do via video proctoring due to being over an hour away.) Step 4: Drove in for proctored retest, was scheduled for immediate interview with Director after passing again. Step 5: During interview (standard interview questions for entry to mid-level positions), Director realized I may be a better fit in the Information Security department and had that team manager join us. Was interviewed by the manager (more standard questions) and was given the choice of joining either the Information Operations or Information Security teams. Upon choosing the Security team, manager and I spent more time going over standard questions and me getting more information about the Information Security team. Step 6: When we were both appeased, she brought in the Vice President of Information Technology for final interview and salary negotiation. He and I had a good talk and came to a agreement on salary. Step 7: HR Recruiter came in to take paperwork authorizing background check, credit check, and performed oral drug test. (Note: no tobacco use is allowed for employees of the company, random screenings do occur, you will be terminated if found to be a tobbacco or drug user.) Step 8: Received call with job offer one week later, salary was changed to 12% less that agreed on with VP. Had HR recruiter contact VP to verify the offer and asked for contact information to do the same. Was denied his contact information and received a call back one hour later with verification of salary reduction.

Zoom call very straight forward. They ask you about your personal habits outside of work because they dont allow drinking or smoking of any kind even on your own personal time. Im not a smoker or drinker but that was kind of off putting. Other than that it was a pretty nice experience.