I contacted a recruiter I found online and applied the same day. Basically the process went phone screen with recruiter, followed by phone screen with hiring manager (30 min, be prepared for a few normal interview questions too), and then finally four-30 minute interviews with four different managers onsite. I was from out of town (eight hours away) and since it was entry level had to pay for my travel to the interview, but it was worth it because they offered me the job literally 24 hours later. As for the interview questions, honestly it's nothing to be afraid of. The phone screens essentially consisted of why do you want this position, while the formal interviews were very conversational and was more so an opportunity for the managers to explain the day to day of the position. Be prepared for the basics such as "What was your biggest challenge" and "what is the most frustrating part of your job". It's all very easy, which is good because they aren't trying to trick you. They just want to get to know you. Don't get caught up with wanting the job so bad that you shy away from asking some questions of your own.