As interns, we're rather spoiled. They give us all the interesting projects that the full-time developers don't have time to do. Interns aren't allowed to program in Cache; most were in mobile development, web development, or analytics.
I have an office with a beautiful view, and they organize social events for the interns.
In 2013, the interns were given housing at the Regent Apartments, and a private bus ran from the apartment building to Epic for the first few weeks. After that, there were plenty of carpools, and many people biked or rode the city bus to work.
Many of the intern projects were very exploratory. Many of the interns enjoyed the amount of design required by those projects, but others were concerned that their projects might not be feasible to incorporate into the larger code base. My project was very practical and integrated, though. The projects that turned out well will be bragged about at Epic's Users Group Meeting this fall.
After applying, I got contacted within one or two days about scheduling a phone interview. The phone interview was pretty standard, and since the details were so thoroughly documented on Glassdoor and other forums, I was able to have detailed, relev
A long, grueling process. A ton of questions and a few short coding assignments. It's not the hardest, but there is a lot of it to get through in just one sitting. There are 4 basic coding assignments, and you can code in your language of choice. I d
I applied online and received a follow-up email for a phone call a few days later. I talked with an HR rep about the usual business (background, interests, etc.). A couple days later, I had a call with one of the software engineers. This was pretty
After applying, I got contacted within one or two days about scheduling a phone interview. The phone interview was pretty standard, and since the details were so thoroughly documented on Glassdoor and other forums, I was able to have detailed, relev
A long, grueling process. A ton of questions and a few short coding assignments. It's not the hardest, but there is a lot of it to get through in just one sitting. There are 4 basic coding assignments, and you can code in your language of choice. I d
I applied online and received a follow-up email for a phone call a few days later. I talked with an HR rep about the usual business (background, interests, etc.). A couple days later, I had a call with one of the software engineers. This was pretty