Really open campus - lots of interaction with people of all roles and levels of experience. The work was challenging, and I felt like I was actually involved in something the company would release to customers.
Verona/Madison isn't really near anything else. It's not the same as being a Software Developer in Seattle or San Francisco. Verona is also half an hour from downtown Madison.
I really like the values and culture set by Epic's management. I did not really get to interact with many managers since I was only an intern.
3 rounds: 1. 15-minute phone screen with a developer to check basic information and ask basic interview questions (explain a project you are proud of, explain a time you had to compromise with a teammate, etc.). 2. Asynchronous assessment testing m
Phone interview, then proctored online exam. The exam has changed, but it contains MCQ and coding problems. Generally difficult, also a behavioral and IQ test type section. Multiple hours process, so set time aside.
First filtering was done on the basis of academics. Then there was an HR/aptitude/coding test. At the end, two interviews: one HR and one technical.
3 rounds: 1. 15-minute phone screen with a developer to check basic information and ask basic interview questions (explain a project you are proud of, explain a time you had to compromise with a teammate, etc.). 2. Asynchronous assessment testing m
Phone interview, then proctored online exam. The exam has changed, but it contains MCQ and coding problems. Generally difficult, also a behavioral and IQ test type section. Multiple hours process, so set time aside.
First filtering was done on the basis of academics. Then there was an HR/aptitude/coding test. At the end, two interviews: one HR and one technical.