Recruiter approached on linkedin, provided context for the role, also provided a doc mentioning key info about interview process. A week later phone screen was scheduled. Invitation arrived for onsite interviews in a week's time. There were 5 rounds: coding, design(2), HM and BR. It took a month before recruiter finally contacted to update on the result.

Interview process was online test and telephonic interview -> F2F interview. I could not go till F2F. I applied online, and got a response pretty soon. The HR panel was very pleasant and they were very much interested in knowing my profile, where do I fit and what would be my comfortable time for interview. They scheduled my telephonic screening round accordingly. Till this point everything was smooth. In my telephonic screening round, for first 20-25 mins, there were behavioral questions on leadership, handling tough situations etc. After that the technical task started. This has been my consistent observation in Amazon tech interviews that they don't spend much time in forming the question well. They just randomly throw something half-cooked in front of you, and you are supposed to understand it by magic. I guess they expect you to remember stuff from hacker-rank or some other online coding service provider, so that they need not to work much on it. I was given a question with minimum details possible, I was not even able to understand the task even after 3-4 follow up questions (Most of the answers to them were repetition of what has been told already). In next 10 mins, my interviewer got bored, and he asked me to wind up, and that's all.