Good food, the nicest and most helpful people you will ever have at a job, hard but rewarding work, a beautiful campus, and Madison is a very nice place to live.
The work is hard and pretty stressful. If you are an SD, Epic can be a nice place to work. The caveat is that your team, and most importantly your TL, is completely luck-based. If you aren’t an SD, or your TL sucks, Epic can be awful.
There are three levels of hiring: 1. Phone call interview: They ask some general questions about work you have done and have you describe a project that you have worked on. 2. Online Assessment: This consisted of 4 programming problems. You should
After applying, they reached out to set up a phone interview, which lasted about 25 minutes. After the phone interview, I had to set up an online proctored exam. This took about 2.5 hours and had multiple parts, including math, logic, and a timed se
Submitted application, phone interview, online proctored exam, on-site interview, offer! Pretty straightforward. The application itself was short, the phone interview was pleasant, and they fly you out to their campus and give you a great tour. Cul
There are three levels of hiring: 1. Phone call interview: They ask some general questions about work you have done and have you describe a project that you have worked on. 2. Online Assessment: This consisted of 4 programming problems. You should
After applying, they reached out to set up a phone interview, which lasted about 25 minutes. After the phone interview, I had to set up an online proctored exam. This took about 2.5 hours and had multiple parts, including math, logic, and a timed se
Submitted application, phone interview, online proctored exam, on-site interview, offer! Pretty straightforward. The application itself was short, the phone interview was pleasant, and they fly you out to their campus and give you a great tour. Cul