Interview process was good - fairly typical for a busy startup (ie: you need to put yourself in front of them, don't expect to be pursued or courted like with the big tech companies). No trick questions - instead a mix of "obvious to anyone who didn't lie on their resume" and "how would you build a system to do _____"? Only a few sort of googly-nonsense questions, and they were mostly playful get-to-know-you kind of things. New tech didn't come up. I personally think some new trends are vital to success going forward, but they're looking instead for more "old-school" linux hackers. Which isn't a bad thing. Fanboys beware.