Working at Epic as a Software Development Intern was a great experience. The company culture is fantastic, and the work you accomplish feels meaningful. Everything about the company seems great: the location, campus, food, compensation, and benefits are all top-notch.
Generally speaking, I encountered none of the issues most people complain about during my internship. The only real con I can speak of is that there seemed to be too little training on the application I was working with. Everything was overly general.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. Virtual interview, followed by an online assessment with coding and math problems. Then a final round with a technical interview and some information sessions. They asked a lot about my interest in living
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
Applied on Day 1, got a response on Day 4, confirmed a phone interview on Day 5, had the phone interview on Day 6. The phone interview was very laid back, conducted by a software developer who's been with Epic for 3 years. It lasted 35 minutes in al
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. Virtual interview, followed by an online assessment with coding and math problems. Then a final round with a technical interview and some information sessions. They asked a lot about my interest in living
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
Applied on Day 1, got a response on Day 4, confirmed a phone interview on Day 5, had the phone interview on Day 6. The phone interview was very laid back, conducted by a software developer who's been with Epic for 3 years. It lasted 35 minutes in al