Epic Interview Questions

Phone screen (30 mins) > online test (3 hours) > final interview (3 hours) You can find all the questions you need to succeed by looking through Glassdoor. I scraped through hundreds of the interviews here and no question I was asked wasn't here, so study up and prep your answers. Phone screen is easy, but the test was honestly really difficult and determines your fate. Lots of logic, pseudo-coding, math, and English grammar skills. The final day is a few rounds but at this point, maybe half will get an offer (software demo, PM role overview, case study, presentation, wrap-up with recruiter). Come prepared, speak about something you know well for your presentation, and you'll be fine.

1) Rembrandt portrait personality test 2) 4 hour proctored technical assessment covering quick arithmetic, arithmetic in a more relaxed environment, the ability to learn a new made-up language, and 4 programming questions 3) Virtual on-site with a company overview, role overview, a whiteboard interview (given the choice of designing a UI, backend, or an OOP question), and an HR interview

30 minute phone screen with manager followed by online assessment through Examity. Online assessment was long and tedious with math, logic, and programming questions. Didn’t make it through to the next stage for some reason.

I received a phone call for an initial screening and it lasted about 30 minutes. It was a pleasant exchange with a senior software developer at Epic. My interviewer gave me opportunities to brag about myself and my projects which was great. There were no technical questions but make sure to show that you at least know some of their tech stack.

I had to give a situational assessment then a coding assessment then a final interview. Met with multiple people in the final interview. This was a pretty fast process. Offer came within a week after final interview

Phone interview which lasted about 30 minutes.and then technical assessment which lasted 3 and a half hours. Math and coding as well as logic problemsIt was a good time but didn't end up getting the position.

Apply for the job where choose your position Assessments in Examity Epic Phone Interview so you can schedule with the HR, and the availability is plenty Wait for the result now

I applied online, then scheduled a call to talk to an engineer about the company for any questions I had for it, very casual. Had to take a proctored online exam that was about 4 hours with some very threatening terms if you agree to take it and fail to withhold their terms while you take the exam.

1. Submitted Application 2. Skills Assessment (Light Programming, Logic, Reading Comp.) 3. Invite to second programming focused skills assessment (4 easy - medium level coding questions) 4. Final Interview - 3 1/2 hrs -Company Overview -Role Overview -Position Interview (HR questions with someone in role) -Recruiter Interview (More HR/logistic stuff) Long story short - I spent a really long time interviewing for this role and received no feedback with the rejection. It took a lot of time out of my life and caused a lot of stress so I would not recommend applying to this role unless you have a lot of free time to complete the interview process and are OK with the potential of rejection after a 10 hour time investment.

Phone interview; first they asked about general interests and why you are interested in this position. Then they asked you to expand upon a specific item on your resume. Finally, they gave a monologue on Epic as a company and the projects they work on.