Very goal-oriented, strives to address the needs of their current and future customers, continually improving upon previous work. Company principals focus on the integrity of their products and customer interaction etiquette. Strives to make extensible software and provide housing for interns.
Large amounts of software and code to understand and integrate with in only three months, with code in somewhat dead languages (like Visual Basic).
I was surprised to hear back almost immediately from Epic, and they wanted a phone interview. The phone interview was barely an interview. The guy just asked me a few simple questions about a project of my choosing, and he talked about Epic for a wh
After I applied online, I got a call from HR inviting me on-site. The day was pretty smooth and well-organized. They gave us a tour of the company and two presentations about their projects. In the other half of the day, I had a 20-minute talk with a
Onsite with an engineering interview and an HR interview. Started with a software overview of the company, no coding questions. Just asked about a project I did in the past and some standard behavioral questions.
I was surprised to hear back almost immediately from Epic, and they wanted a phone interview. The phone interview was barely an interview. The guy just asked me a few simple questions about a project of my choosing, and he talked about Epic for a wh
After I applied online, I got a call from HR inviting me on-site. The day was pretty smooth and well-organized. They gave us a tour of the company and two presentations about their projects. In the other half of the day, I had a 20-minute talk with a
Onsite with an engineering interview and an HR interview. Started with a software overview of the company, no coding questions. Just asked about a project I did in the past and some standard behavioral questions.