Me postulé en línea. El proceso tomó 4 semanas. Acudí a una entrevista en Epic (Atlanta, GA) en oct 2017
Entrevista
Spoke with a recruiter at our college career fair. The person I talked to instructed me to apply online; which I did. I then received an email asking to schedule an over-the-phone interview. The phone interview was very basic. It lasted about 30min and I was asked about my previous projects, why I wanted to work at Epic, how much experience I had, and where I saw myself in text 5 years. After the phone interview, I scheduled an online technical skills test through proctorU. The technical interview was made of three parts and was long and tedious. Tthe first part consisted of a short math section and the second was learning a new language and then answering questions based off of this made up language. These were not bad and you cant really study for them. The last section was a coding section made up of four questions that you could answer in your language of choice. You couldn't compile and you couldn't use an API so it was super indicative of the actual coding you would be doing for them (not). The questions were medium difficulty. Just amek sure you understand string parsing and map manipulation.
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word search in an nxn grid in any orientation(including diagonals, left to right, bottom to top, etc), deciding if a number was colorful, most common character in a string switched with the least common character int eh string, raffle contest in which you had to take out duplicated entries.
Phone screen that was pretty easy, just about myself and previous experience.
Technical screening that was 2-3 hours online and proctored by third party service that was a pain to set up and work with. Makes you download an application that has way too many priviliges.
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Tell me about a problem you had and how you overcame it.
Me postulé en línea. Acudí a una entrevista en Epic (Wisconsin, KY) en ene 2026
Entrevista
Epic Systems’ hiring process is genuinely ridiculous.
They make you take this Sphinx test — there are 4 programming questions leetcode style, which is fine. That’s literally what the job is. Cool.
But then they completely lose the plot.
They add three extra sections that have absolutely nothing to do with the job. A 2-minute timed section that’s just stress for no reason, a random math section, and these weird abstract “conceptual” questions that feel like they’re trying to measure your soul instead of your skills. None of it reflects anything you’d actually be doing day-to-day. It’s just pointless hoops.
AND THEN — on top of all that — they make you download the Honorlock extension AND a whole desktop app, take photos of your government ID, and basically let them spy on your computer like you’re taking the SAT again. For a job application. That is insanely invasive and completely unnecessary.
The whole thing feels outdated, paranoid, and lowkey disrespectful of candidates’ time and privacy. If this is how Epic evaluates people, that’s a massive red flag. Hard pass.
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Generating all additive numbers, finding a password given k digits with strictly increasing i.e. for k=3 the lowest could be 123 and highest could be 789 but you have to generate all in between too where k0,k1,k2 strictly increasing, something to do with RGB values and you're given conditionals to evauluate what color it would be, last question was given string split into words and then for each word thats even and at least length 3 split word evenly by space but don't consider non-alpha-numeric characters
Me postulé en línea. El proceso tomó 6 semanas. Acudí a una entrevista en Epic (Madison, WI) en ene 2026
Entrevista
OA with 3 coding questions (2 easy 1 medium), included brain teasers as well that were not too bad
3 hour interview with informational, case study, technical and behavorial with engineers and recruiters
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Talk about a project you worked on and any difficulties that you overcame.
