I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Epic (Verona, WI) in Feb 2018
Interview
Recruiter reached out to me on Handshake. I applied. Took several online tests (personality, SAT-type, coding language, coding problem-solving) and did a phone interview. Got an invite for an onsite interview. They flew me out for 2 days. Interviews were casual-dress. Some people wear business casual or a shirt and tie, but they honestly seemed overdressed compared to everyone there. Nobody really cares what you wear - seriously. Onsite, they did a presentation about Epic and a software demo, had small-group Q&A's about working at Epic for the TS role, by a current employee. Did a 30-minute role 1:1 interview with a current TS to evaluate how I prioritized tasks, managed time, and communicated with hypothetical customers. Free, casual lunch with a few other interviewees and a current employee, just shot the bull. Then did a campus tour and an HR 1:1 to talk about what I wanted in a career, salary, current offers, where I want to end up, what I want to work in, culture-fit questions, etc. The HR interview was a great end to the day, I really enjoyed it and it was very informative.
They gave me a call two days later with an offer and I accepted two weeks later. Overall the interview process was long and the tests could be pretty hard, but it was never unpleasant or in-your-face. The people they hire tend to be curious, decently smart people who kind of have coding experience but don't know what they want to do for a career.
I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Epic
Interview
Simple behavioral and coding questions. Case interview with STAR answers. Tour of the campus was phenomenal. The food was also very good. They make an honest effort for you to see the campus in its entirely and its entire hierarchy. First was a resume screening, then a phone interview, then an on-site.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Q: Two projects, one with higher priority and another with an approaching deadline to which you committed. How do you handle the situation?
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Epic (Madison, WI) in Sep 2015
Interview
There was a phone interview that just made sure that the employer and the interviewee were on the same page. The next phase was a 3 hour technical test and from there I was declined. The technical skills test was fine, but the programming test was very difficult even though I have had programming classes before. It was exhausting and clearly not a good fit for me, job-wise.