The interview process was very smooth. I contacted a recruiter at Epic and applied online in August.

Scheduling the online assessment and then a phone interview occurred within two weeks. The online assessment was proctored and consisted of three parts:

• Algorithm and data structure
• Speed test
• Another technical to assess your learning ability

The phone interview was more behavioral but informal. My interviewer was very friendly and shared a lot of useful information about working at Epic.

After two weeks, I received results and moved forward to schedule the onsite interview. The onsite lasted about five hours, including a lunch break. It started with an overview of Epic products/info (~45 minutes), then I met another developer for more info on working at Epic, then a presentation with a developer (~45 min including QA and behavior), then an open-ended question with a senior developer, a lunch break, an interview with a recruiter, and then a campus tour.

I received an offer after exactly two weeks. The recruiter who I worked with was super helpful and responsive. He helped me to connect with a developer, so I learned about potential projects/teams before I accepted the offer.

Online assessment: recursion, string, and tree for coding. You'll be asked to learn a make-up language and test it, and complete a speed test (2 minutes). Remember to have a calculator; I did not and was stressed with simple calculations.