Epic is unique in that devs can own their own projects, controlling the full lifecycle and learning how to manage the development, while also having a say on high-level design choices. You learn to communicate with different teams and different roles.
Overworking and 50+ hour workweeks are expected.
Work/life balance can be difficult to manage.
Technology is Epic-specific and fairly old.
Technical skills are somewhat non-transferrable.
Can feel isolated at times.
Coming into Epic as a new dev hire, I found it difficult to meet people on the team and form relationships.
Most of my time is spent in my office, with biweekly meetings with team members (this is more of a team-by-team culture, however).
For some reasons, I didn't have to take the local programming test like most people had to. Credentials: PhD, involved in multiple open source projects. 1. Resume submission - campus career fair. 2. Phone interview - A software developer called an
The first round was a telephonic interview. It was more of a casual talk, and I was asked a little information on my preferred job type and previous work experience. I got an email stating I had a next-level entry skill test to be taken in a nearby
Mainly a long online assessment with a coding section. Also an interview where they talk about the position and its expectations. Short technical interview at the end. I've heard some people have a phone screening, but I did not.
For some reasons, I didn't have to take the local programming test like most people had to. Credentials: PhD, involved in multiple open source projects. 1. Resume submission - campus career fair. 2. Phone interview - A software developer called an
The first round was a telephonic interview. It was more of a casual talk, and I was asked a little information on my preferred job type and previous work experience. I got an email stating I had a next-level entry skill test to be taken in a nearby
Mainly a long online assessment with a coding section. Also an interview where they talk about the position and its expectations. Short technical interview at the end. I've heard some people have a phone screening, but I did not.