Hosting seemed more chill than Epic proper. Cool leadership.
Good tech stack for resume building, opportunities for cross-team training and lateral movement amongst different hosting teams. I think working in hosting is a great opportunity for people of all levels of experience.
Limited WFH opportunities (at least when I was there).
Housing org not massive, but still some yellow/red tape and processes.
On-call rotations for most teams.
I had really great interactions and relationships with my TL and +1 during my time at Epic.
I submitted my resume through Handshake, completed an online assessment, and then had a brief phone interview. The phone interview was mostly behavioral, with some questions about topics on my resume.
Online OA - ~1hr Math + Puzzle Problems ~1.5 Hr leetcode style medium/easy questions. Text editor only, no running code. Interview with current employee - Basic resume questions, life/expectations for working at Epic. Why did you apply, etc. ~3 wee
One interview asking about a project you did. One technical coding - MINGO. One HR interview. The project overview was fine. MINGO was easy-medium. The HR interview asked basic questions like, "What are you most excited about from the EPIC internshi
I submitted my resume through Handshake, completed an online assessment, and then had a brief phone interview. The phone interview was mostly behavioral, with some questions about topics on my resume.
Online OA - ~1hr Math + Puzzle Problems ~1.5 Hr leetcode style medium/easy questions. Text editor only, no running code. Interview with current employee - Basic resume questions, life/expectations for working at Epic. Why did you apply, etc. ~3 wee
One interview asking about a project you did. One technical coding - MINGO. One HR interview. The project overview was fine. MINGO was easy-medium. The HR interview asked basic questions like, "What are you most excited about from the EPIC internshi