Epic strives to have everyone in their own office, with about half sharing an office with one other person.
This is also a really great atmosphere: young crowd, beautiful artwork, and thorough training. They really put effort into training and wiki documentation. Your coworkers are smart and personable.
They really recruit the A crowd and put you to work. If you are a B+ person, you will possibly be hired but struggle with stress or hours in order to compete with your assigned responsibilities.
An extensive skills assessment in logic, math, coding, and English. After, there is a long, final behavioral interview where you present about something of interest and also do a group case study with a mock customer.
I had a 15-minute phone interview with someone in the position I was applying for. Nothing technical, just a few questions about myself, them explaining the role, etc. Following that, there was an online assessment that lasted a few hours.
They post the same job in many different locations, but it’s all for their Madison, Wisconsin site. Most of these positions have job titles ending in 'engineer', but seem to essentially be IT work with unclear growth opportunities. The people I spo
An extensive skills assessment in logic, math, coding, and English. After, there is a long, final behavioral interview where you present about something of interest and also do a group case study with a mock customer.
I had a 15-minute phone interview with someone in the position I was applying for. Nothing technical, just a few questions about myself, them explaining the role, etc. Following that, there was an online assessment that lasted a few hours.
They post the same job in many different locations, but it’s all for their Madison, Wisconsin site. Most of these positions have job titles ending in 'engineer', but seem to essentially be IT work with unclear growth opportunities. The people I spo