A friend working as an AHA in the US referred me through Apple's employee referral program. I eventually received an email requesting a phone interview be scheduled. The phone interview went for almost one hour and was a very enjoyable interview, with quite a few technical questions asked, as well as questions relating to which Apple products I use/am familiar with. I was extremely nervous going into it but was put at ease right away. The next day I received an email saying that I had made it to the next round of interviews and requested that I provide them with times I was available for a FaceTime interview. There were also instructions on how to initiate my background check. FaceTime interview was again nerve-wracking at first but the interviewer was great and also managed to make it almost feel less like an interview and more like a chat. This interview was less technical and more about getting to know the way I work and respond to certain situations. A few days later I received an email requesting my current Internet speeds, as well as an invitation to an online session which was run by my FaceTime interviewer and provided more information about the job. Following this, and one my background check was cleared, I received and accepted my offer.