Great pay comparable to big 4 software companies. I worked mostly on mobile and web programming with a lot of freedom and ownership. The office was great, the food was great, and housing was free. Many fun activities were planned for interns. I had a lot of smart colleagues from MIT, Princeton, Cornell, etc. The full-time developers were very approachable if I needed help. The projects for interns were very interesting.
Some not-so-helpful, long learning seminars on Epic products.
Large codebase, so better documentation would have helped us.
Relocation costs should have been provided.
More word about this company should be out to attract smart talent.
Keep it up. Lucky to have a good mentor and team lead.
- The phone interview was like a joke. They asked my GPA?!? It's in my resume; I hoped the interviewer read my resume before making a call. Fortunately, I had it open. - The skill assessment test was easy, just to make sure that your resume is reall
The interview was incredibly long, with multiple steps from technical interviews to personal interviews. The full process takes about a week of actively doing things and three weeks to know if you got the job. The technical interview requires you to
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
- The phone interview was like a joke. They asked my GPA?!? It's in my resume; I hoped the interviewer read my resume before making a call. Fortunately, I had it open. - The skill assessment test was easy, just to make sure that your resume is reall
The interview was incredibly long, with multiple steps from technical interviews to personal interviews. The full process takes about a week of actively doing things and three weeks to know if you got the job. The technical interview requires you to
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