The interview process was pretty typical and similar to other companies where I've interviewed. I was screened, had a technical interview consisting of trivia-type questions, a 1-2 hr. homework assignment to complete, and then another technical interview to talk about the coding project and pair program on the code. There would have been another round of chatting with the CTO if I wasn't rejected after the third interview. I found Semantic Bits to be professional, prompt, and curtious in their interview process and agree with how they conducted each round of interviews. I've certainly had to sit through pretty sucky interview scenarios, but this whole process went rather smoothly.