The company actually pays a lot for the location and generally hires a lot of new hires. The culture is fine overall.
Not a huge fan of the location, and the company is not super friendly to the idea of working remotely.
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. Their superday starts off with an online video about what Epic does and the software it provides lasting around ~45 min. After that you have: * A 1 on 1 with an Epic engineer where
Onsite interview: Morning -- I made a presentation about my several projects, then had a skill interview with a programmer. They asked about algorithms. Had lunch with people working in Epic. Afternoon -- Talked with HR, did a personality test, an
The first interview was a phone interview. It went over the company and all that kind of stuff, the campus, the role, etc. They asked a few questions about my programming experience. Next was a technical interview. It had four sections: a 2-minute m
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. Their superday starts off with an online video about what Epic does and the software it provides lasting around ~45 min. After that you have: * A 1 on 1 with an Epic engineer where
Onsite interview: Morning -- I made a presentation about my several projects, then had a skill interview with a programmer. They asked about algorithms. Had lunch with people working in Epic. Afternoon -- Talked with HR, did a personality test, an
The first interview was a phone interview. It went over the company and all that kind of stuff, the campus, the role, etc. They asked a few questions about my programming experience. Next was a technical interview. It had four sections: a 2-minute m