Process
Applied online and got a response within that same week asking for a phone interview. The basic phone interview asked what my goals were and about my resume. They also asked me to describe one of my recent projects and why I decided to apply for the company.
Phone interview lasted about 25 minutes, then I was asked to do an online assessment.
They use ProctorU, and IT SUCKS! It took 30 minutes to set up the exam. Someone was constantly supervising every single move you make, and you can only have breaks in between sections. Your phone has to be visible all the time.
I thought the assessment wasn't so bad. The first section was 10 math questions, but you only had 2 minutes to answer.
The second section was to get familiarized with a programming language, which was really easy to pick up on.
The third section was 4 programming questions where you HAVE to know your coding by heart. Either Java or C++ were fine, but there was no way to test your code or anything.
Questions
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Epic Systems's interview process for their Software Developer roles in the United States is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
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Epic Systems Work Experiences
- 1.0Hope you have a good bossSoftware Developer • Former EmployeeMadison, Wisconsin, United StatesMay 18, 2025Pros: Good salary and amazing benefitsCons: Your boss owns you. Hope they’re good, because otherwise you won’t last a year.
- 5.0Relaxing Lifestyle, Great CampusSoftware Developer • Former EmployeeMadison, Wisconsin, United StatesAugust 27, 2015Pros: The team lead was nice, and the people were helpful. Teammates are smart. The food is good, the campus is fantastic, and the working environment is great. Everyone at least gets a two-person shared office. The project is interesting, despite some people saying that the tech is old. It's not!Cons: Traffic is bad, parking is bad, but you've got shuttles from the parking lot though. If you are a person who pursues challenges, this is not your place. If you are a person who likes a relaxing lifestyle and just does good, has fun, and makes money, this is the place to go.
- 3.0Great Mission, Poor RespectSoftware Developer • Current EmployeeMadison, Wisconsin, United StatesJune 1, 2013Pros: Strong culture/values and generally intelligent workforce. Genuinely cares about their customers and improving health care. Largely skips the pretension found in larger corporations.Cons: Employees are not treated with respect. Internal prioritization and resource allocation frequently demonstrate obliviousness to the needs of employees to effectively do their jobs. Priorities are completely out of touch with where the real bottlenecks to productivity are and are often driven by the whims of upper management. Overhead needs to be reduced.
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