Lots of freedom to pursue your interests.
Lots of interesting projects to work on.
Great food and benefits.
Great place to develop time management and communication skills.
Hours are a bit on the long side. Not a whole lot of guidance once you start something.
Have more communication between different workgroups/functionalities. Continue with the epic vision of doing good.
An Epic recruiter found my resume on a job board and reached out to me through email, originally for the Project Manager position. I also met with some recruiters at a campus recruitment career fair. I then did an online assessment and had a phone in
I had very similar experiences to others that people have listed on here, so I won't go into too much detail about the well-known hiring process. However, I have to say that those with whom I interacted at the company were quite young (and correspond
I applied on the website and was contacted by email to set up a phone interview. It was very straightforward, with standard HR questions just to confirm stuff on my resume and my interests. Afterwards, I was contacted to do a skills test and fill ou
An Epic recruiter found my resume on a job board and reached out to me through email, originally for the Project Manager position. I also met with some recruiters at a campus recruitment career fair. I then did an online assessment and had a phone in
I had very similar experiences to others that people have listed on here, so I won't go into too much detail about the well-known hiring process. However, I have to say that those with whom I interacted at the company were quite young (and correspond
I applied on the website and was contacted by email to set up a phone interview. It was very straightforward, with standard HR questions just to confirm stuff on my resume and my interests. Afterwards, I was contacted to do a skills test and fill ou