I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Leidos (Ann Arbor, MI) in Mar 2020
Interview
Setup initial phone interview and spoke with an engineer. Waited a few weeks then got an e-mail to get setup for an on-site. Did the onsite, the questions were not difficult but do test knowledge of a programming language. Was forwarded an offer letter a few days later.
The process was extremely refreshing and straight forward. No tricks.
The people I interviewed with were extremely nice and very welcoming. They were also very experienced, I was able to get an answer to every one of my questions in excruciating detail.
If you are looking for advice - know what you are talking about. Don't skimp out on understanding the quirks of the language and where the language fails compared to an alternative. Ask interesting questions that are not just run of the mill.
Interview questions [4]
Question 1
Look at some code, explain what is happening, little bit of a debugging type of question.
Simple and just general coding questions. Prepare knowledge of Java and PL/SQL. Understanding of Agile and Scrum. Understanding how to create Jar and Wars. Using TortoiseSVN. Security questions. General coding and developer questions.
I applied through other source. I interviewed at Leidos (Melbourne)
Interview
Technical interview was hard but fair. All was well until we got into the HR questions. HR and psychometric interview questions straight out of ChatGPT. Some not relevant at all.
There was one round with the hiring manager and developers on the team. Questions were asked on the microsoft stack - Angular and .NET. The questions were mostly based on my resume.