I enjoy the technical challenges, awesome culture, and amazingly smart people who work here. Everyday is a fun challenge, and I learn something new from the most talented developers I have ever worked with. I previously spent 7 years in the defense industry for two different companies before spending nearly 4 years at Epic. The difference is night and day, and I really enjoyed my two previous jobs.
Explosive growth leads to growing pains in terms of process, but it's not a bad problem to have.
Keep focusing on culture. It is what makes Epic, Epic.
Standard tech interview. First, they do a phone screen. Then, they have you take an online skills assessment, which consists of coding and logic. Finally, there is an onsite where they ask you about your previous experience and probe your problem-sol
Have an online interview with a quick test, then some logic questions, then a coding section where they describe a programming language and ask you questions about that, then a coding interview where you code up a few problems.
I had to do a nearly 3-hour long, virtually proctored set of exams, which was the worst part but not inherently difficult. Past that stage, they brought me to an on-site interview to get to know the company and be interviewed further.
Standard tech interview. First, they do a phone screen. Then, they have you take an online skills assessment, which consists of coding and logic. Finally, there is an onsite where they ask you about your previous experience and probe your problem-sol
Have an online interview with a quick test, then some logic questions, then a coding section where they describe a programming language and ask you questions about that, then a coding interview where you code up a few problems.
I had to do a nearly 3-hour long, virtually proctored set of exams, which was the worst part but not inherently difficult. Past that stage, they brought me to an on-site interview to get to know the company and be interviewed further.