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.
First, there was an email invitation to complete their online assessment. It included a quick, timed section with basic math, an intermediate math section, a section where you are asked about possible outputs from a random programming language, and a
The first process is the phone interview. The questions are all quite simple and introduce one of your projects listed on your resume. There may be some technical questions, and there may not. Then is the Online Assessment. The OA will focus on crit
The process took 1+ week. Had an online assessment and then after a few quick follow-ups, still no response so I have to wait and see, but the online assessment was like an SAT style with multiple LeetCodes.
First, there was an email invitation to complete their online assessment. It included a quick, timed section with basic math, an intermediate math section, a section where you are asked about possible outputs from a random programming language, and a
The first process is the phone interview. The questions are all quite simple and introduce one of your projects listed on your resume. There may be some technical questions, and there may not. Then is the Online Assessment. The OA will focus on crit
The process took 1+ week. Had an online assessment and then after a few quick follow-ups, still no response so I have to wait and see, but the online assessment was like an SAT style with multiple LeetCodes.