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Software Engineer Interview Experience - United States

September 1, 2019
Neutral ExperienceNo Offer

Process

First, I did a Rembrandt personality assessment, then a phone interview. Both were not too hard. The phone interview was not technical. I was asked about past projects, my experience, and why I picked my school.

Then, I did a skills assessment. This was long and difficult. It was administered through a testing service with a proctor who watched me through my webcam while I did the test. It had to be done all in one sitting and took 3 hours.

There were 3 sections:

  • The first section was timed and asked IQ test-like questions.
  • The second section asked questions about a made-up programming language.
  • The third section had 4 programming questions that started easy and got progressively more difficult.

I received a rejection email pretty quickly, a few days after the assessment.

Questions

Output the number of times each character appears in the input string, in the order that they appear.

Given a time, return the angle between the minute and hour hands on the clock.

Additive numbers LeetCode problem.

Mingo problem: Given a 100x100 filled-out bingo board and a list of called numbers, determine if there was a bingo and after how many calls the bingo occurred.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 687 interview experiences for the Epic Systems Software Engineer role in United States.

Success Rate

4%
Pass Rate

Epic Systems's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

Experience Rating

Positive40%
Neutral43%
Negative17%

Candidates reported having good feelings for Epic Systems's Software Engineer interview process in United States.