I had an initial phone interview, which lasted about 20 minutes. They just went over my resume and confirmed details with me. I also had the opportunity to ask questions related to the position.

After that, I was invited to take the online assessment. This was proctored via Skype, so it did get a bit awkward.

I found the assessment extremely difficult and was actually rejected after they received my results. However, a couple weeks later, I was contacted again and told that they would like to continue with me, and invited me for an on-site interview.

The interview lasted from the morning to afternoon. It was a series of tours, information sessions, and three one-on-one interviews.

I found the experience to be really nice. I got to meet a bunch of other people who were interviewing for positions at Epic too, which was a bit scary considering how many of them there were.

Overall, I found my experience to be quite pleasant and really liked how easy-going everyone at Epic was. They made interviewing that much easier.

They asked the usual questions expected during an interview.