Called and asked if you are interested. Must fill out a skills matrix they provide you. Come to the office and take a written code test and a tutorial in their proprietary software. The tutorial will give you a chance to see what you will be working with a majority of the time. Use this point to decide if that is work you want to do. You should hear back from the company within 2-3 weeks. Realistically if you do not hear back from ObjectBuilders within a couple of days then you probably didn't make the cut. The code test and tutorial are done in large groups in the "Software Factory". This is just a small office down the hallway from the main office. There will be a short 1:1 interview during these tests to gauge your communication skills and confirm you meet their salary expectations.

There were 5 interviewees. We all took a half hour test writing some code in preferably C++ but you could write it in whatever language you were familiar with. Then we had to set up a GUI form using their software and a 60-page tutorial. It wasn't hard and they gave you 2 hours to do it. After all that, the interviewer took you into a room and briefly interviewed you for about 10 minutes. The interviewer told me that the company was looking for young and fresh faces which really threw me back since I am over 30. Since I didn't get a callback, I am assuming that i am not young enough for the job. The interviewer obviously lacked interviewing skills.