Worked on a small team that was given a problem statement with a general idea of what a solution might look like. Our team made multiple iterations of our solution and was given some direction along the way, but also time to implement our own ideas. We worked really hard, but at the end of the summer, we had a good solution which received good reviews from people.
This is a great internship program, from the project to the food to the awesome perks. The full-time employees are very helpful and dedicated to interns and don't just blow you off. I had a ton of fun and felt good about the work we accomplished.
Most intern groups/people seemed to get projects related to their background or what they asked for.
Minor communication issues here and there.
Keep working on communication from the inside out.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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