Manage projects. Flexible hours. Opportunity to work with many different technologies.
Hustle culture on some teams. Extremely anti-WFH.
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I actually applied for a different job, but an HR rep reached out suggesting I might be more suited for a developer position. After having the initial application approved, an HR representative reached out
I was contacted by a recruiter at Epic. Then I received a phone interview call, which lasted for approximately 40 minutes. Next, I got an email from the recruiter to schedule an online assessment. Following that, I received an onsite interview invita
First, I applied and did a phone interview. Then you have to take a 3-4 hour assessment that tests different knowledge of things: basic math, basic programming skills (like any coding skills assessment), learning a "new", made-up programming language
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I actually applied for a different job, but an HR rep reached out suggesting I might be more suited for a developer position. After having the initial application approved, an HR representative reached out
I was contacted by a recruiter at Epic. Then I received a phone interview call, which lasted for approximately 40 minutes. Next, I got an email from the recruiter to schedule an online assessment. Following that, I received an onsite interview invita
First, I applied and did a phone interview. Then you have to take a 3-4 hour assessment that tests different knowledge of things: basic math, basic programming skills (like any coding skills assessment), learning a "new", made-up programming language