It pays well for new grads in the Midwest. The food is really good.
Tech stack not too transferable to other companies. Bad work-life balance depending on the team.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. Phone interview: pretty chill, basic questions, talk about yourself, project experience, how well do you know the company itself? Willing to relocate? Basically just letting you know more abou
Phone screen and technical assessment. The phone screen is very casual – you just chat about your resume/projects and are provided with more info about Epic. The technical assessment consisted of math seconds, a coding section with LC-style questions
Phone screen, then a 3-hour test that they give everyone. After that, I was flown out to Madison and given a technical interview, I guess, where I talked about a project that I worked on. A behavioral interview with HR, and a great tour and lunch on
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. Phone interview: pretty chill, basic questions, talk about yourself, project experience, how well do you know the company itself? Willing to relocate? Basically just letting you know more abou
Phone screen and technical assessment. The phone screen is very casual – you just chat about your resume/projects and are provided with more info about Epic. The technical assessment consisted of math seconds, a coding section with LC-style questions
Phone screen, then a 3-hour test that they give everyone. After that, I was flown out to Madison and given a technical interview, I guess, where I talked about a project that I worked on. A behavioral interview with HR, and a great tour and lunch on