Gorgeous campus, delicious food, balanced workload, and many interesting activities (hiking, Six Flags, paintball, theater, movie night, picnic, kayak, etc.). Also, a good salary and a personal office.
I don't think there are apparent downsides for the intern program. I experienced a great summer time.
The first interview was a test with three parts: learning a new language, a speed test, and four LeetCode easy/medium coding questions. Then, the final round had four interviews, including behavioral and project-based. Overall, it was a great experie
A lot of opportunities to learn more about Epic. A short technical interview asking more high-level questions about a project that I worked on. There was no programming section.
I applied through college or university. Very long, a four-hour interview with most of it going over things you can find online and a very bloated dive into the software itself, with the interview sections being unnecessarily long.
The first interview was a test with three parts: learning a new language, a speed test, and four LeetCode easy/medium coding questions. Then, the final round had four interviews, including behavioral and project-based. Overall, it was a great experie
A lot of opportunities to learn more about Epic. A short technical interview asking more high-level questions about a project that I worked on. There was no programming section.
I applied through college or university. Very long, a four-hour interview with most of it going over things you can find online and a very bloated dive into the software itself, with the interview sections being unnecessarily long.