The pay for a software developer is very high compared to almost all other companies, with excellent medical insurance on top of that. Fellow employees are hard-working and smart, and the environment is mostly friendly. The food at the eateries is excellent, as long as you avoid the "nutritionally focused" dishes. I think the CEO, Judy, genuinely cares about people.
Epic is a large, established company. As is probably common in all such companies, as a software developer, you can expect to spend most of your time fixing other people's bugs in derelict code that should have been refactored decades ago.
Also, Epic has a culture of stressing out employees to get more productivity out of them by constantly hammering them with arbitrary due dates that rarely tie into any kind of customer commitment.
Managers are hit or miss: a great manager can make working much more enjoyable, and a terrible one can make it miserable.
Encourage employees by celebrating their victories instead of threatening to take away their weekends when they don't hit arbitrary internal deadlines.
Didn't get very far, but it started with an email to me through my school job search site. Afterwards, a phone interview and later a technical assessment. Everyone I spoke to was very nice, but you can tell they go through a lot of applicants and hav
Phone interview was great, very friendly and easy to talk to interviewer. Discussed personal projects that I had listed on my resume, as well as internship experience. Had a nice conversation about the on-site chef staff that Epic seems to be very ad
After a phone call interview, I scheduled an assessment test. The estimated completion time was 4 hours. It involved: * A 2-minute math/logic section * Another math section * A technical code question section * A LeetCode medium to hard section
Didn't get very far, but it started with an email to me through my school job search site. Afterwards, a phone interview and later a technical assessment. Everyone I spoke to was very nice, but you can tell they go through a lot of applicants and hav
Phone interview was great, very friendly and easy to talk to interviewer. Discussed personal projects that I had listed on my resume, as well as internship experience. Had a nice conversation about the on-site chef staff that Epic seems to be very ad
After a phone call interview, I scheduled an assessment test. The estimated completion time was 4 hours. It involved: * A 2-minute math/logic section * Another math section * A technical code question section * A LeetCode medium to hard section