The campus is the best I've ever seen. I heard it was designed by the team that designed Disneyland.
Coworkers are friendly (when I was there, all SDEs had the same title). Many people have stayed there over 10 years.
When I was an intern, there were no laptops. Everyone used desktops. I also heard the technology can be old in some teams.
Took an online assessment with 4 parts: math, thinking, coding, and speed. Not the hardest, but it was definitely a tedious process that took multiple hours. After that, I got an offer.
The process started with a telephonic call with one of Epic's developers. He discussed my resume and basic stuff. He also talked for some time regarding my general understanding of the software industry. Then, I got a request to complete a ProctorU
Applied online and got HR's email back on the second day. Then scheduled a phone interview, including questions about why Epic, my background, and a question about machine learning (using SVM). Then did the online assessment. After that, got the onsi
Took an online assessment with 4 parts: math, thinking, coding, and speed. Not the hardest, but it was definitely a tedious process that took multiple hours. After that, I got an offer.
The process started with a telephonic call with one of Epic's developers. He discussed my resume and basic stuff. He also talked for some time regarding my general understanding of the software industry. Then, I got a request to complete a ProctorU
Applied online and got HR's email back on the second day. Then scheduled a phone interview, including questions about why Epic, my background, and a question about machine learning (using SVM). Then did the online assessment. After that, got the onsi