Epic really cares about interns and has a great program set up for them, including a dedicated mentor, a project, and fun intern events. Also, the campus is beautiful.
The project they gave me was not going into production and was fairly easy. Epic's campus is also in a small town. If you live in Madison, it's a decent drive every day, which I am not a fan of.
They are fairly unfocused when they bring you in for an interview as to what role would fit. The roles are: * **Dev:** Builds the software, Comp Sci or similar grads only, $50k/yr (who knows, depends on skill), 45-55 hr/wk. Stress depends on assi
HR found me on LinkedIn. It was very obvious they were hunting for programmers because my LinkedIn profile consisted only of a picture and my school name and major. Had a phone interview within a week. Very basic, they asked me test scores, GPA, and
Twenty-minute phone interview, followed by a skills assessment, followed by a technical interview. Can be challenging, so come prepared. Basic interview questions with logic and programming knowledge. Very quick responses.
They are fairly unfocused when they bring you in for an interview as to what role would fit. The roles are: * **Dev:** Builds the software, Comp Sci or similar grads only, $50k/yr (who knows, depends on skill), 45-55 hr/wk. Stress depends on assi
HR found me on LinkedIn. It was very obvious they were hunting for programmers because my LinkedIn profile consisted only of a picture and my school name and major. Had a phone interview within a week. Very basic, they asked me test scores, GPA, and
Twenty-minute phone interview, followed by a skills assessment, followed by a technical interview. Can be challenging, so come prepared. Basic interview questions with logic and programming knowledge. Very quick responses.