I applied through a career fair held at my university.

First round was a phone screen, which was a "get to know you better" sort of interview.

Second round was a timed online skills test (I believe you can take them offline as well), which tested programming knowledge, learning ability, quick thinking, and outside-of-the-box thinking. This round was the toughest part, but I thought it was pretty enjoyable overall. There is not much you can prepare for, which is a sign of a good test.

Third and final round was an on-site interview. If you've gotten this far, you're pretty much guaranteed a position (as long as you don't screw up). Epic flies you out to their headquarters and gives you a pretty nice tour of their facility. There is a really simple one-on-one interview where you're asked to describe a project you've worked on.

Once complete, you should hear back within two weeks.

There is a section on the skills test that requires you to think outside of the box.