Company that did a classic and stupid hacker run for hire employees. Really a big mistake in my opinion. And it was not a coding position, i know that even the interview process was coding, you are not going to code in your job.

I applied to a LinkedIn posting. The following day, I received an email request for a fifteen minute call with the Technical Recruiter for the position. On that call, I was informed that there would be at least two interviews, possibly three should the director wish to interview me also. Following that call, I was scheduled for a forty five minute Zoom meeting with the team manager four days later. The team manager was located in Pleasanton, California, so the start time of the interview was in the evening, Irish Standard Time. The interview was relaxed, almost conversational at times. I gave a brief account of my engineering experience to date and how that would relate to this position. I felt really good about the interview, but as the days progressed with no further communication I came to expect a notification of rejection, which I received three days later. This was my first interview in three years so I was nervous, and really didn't answer the questions posed as well as I could have, which is an absolute shame as the position as described sounds like a subset of my current employment activities so I would have been well capable of exceeding in the role.