The pay is decent, and the work is meaningful.
Be sure to manage your time and learn to say no. There's a ton of work, and a lot of it is stressful.
After applying for the role, I got an email to schedule an initial interview. It was all about someone talking about the role, Epic, and Madison City. There were many candidates in the Zoom meeting, and it wasn't the typical 1-on-1 interview. You co
I first went through a 20-minute phone screen interview with a current software developer at Epic. It was informative and easy enough. The next stage was a 30-minute personality test that was challenging, but far from difficult. After that, I had t
A timed take-home assessment using a programming language of your choice, as well as reading comprehension, pattern recognition, and math testing, followed by several rounds of phone interviews with an existing engineer.
After applying for the role, I got an email to schedule an initial interview. It was all about someone talking about the role, Epic, and Madison City. There were many candidates in the Zoom meeting, and it wasn't the typical 1-on-1 interview. You co
I first went through a 20-minute phone screen interview with a current software developer at Epic. It was informative and easy enough. The next stage was a 30-minute personality test that was challenging, but far from difficult. After that, I had t
A timed take-home assessment using a programming language of your choice, as well as reading comprehension, pattern recognition, and math testing, followed by several rounds of phone interviews with an existing engineer.