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Epic Infrastructure Engineer Interview
Questions & Process

What 5 candidates said about the rounds, the
questions and how long the wait really is.

From 5 candidate reports · FREE TO READ

2Rounds average
30.1Day average
AverageTypical difficulty
40%Positive experience

Questions candidates reported

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Check every number between two given numbers, if the number is a palindrome in base 10 and base 8 print it.

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How would you design a script to monitor whether or not a client-facing application switch port is down?

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Can you describe your experience with integrating Epic Systems with other healthcare IT systems?

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Formats, difficulty and experience

Across all 5 Epic interview reports.

Question formats

Coding35.7%
Technical35.7%
Behavioral14.3%
Group7.1%
Other7.1%

Interview difficulty

Easy20%
Average40%
Difficult40%

Candidate experience

Positive40%
Neutral40%
Negative20%

Reports by job function

Engineering10,860
Operations1,308
Product1,188
Sales1,054
Other762
Marketing542

The interview process

Described in candidates’ own words.

They had a big online screening first, which had 4 parts. First, there was a coding part like Leetcode Easy-Medium. Then, a timed IQ section. After that, a math/brain-teaser part. Lastly, you had to answer questions about a made-up programming language. The final round was online and lasted 3-4 hours. It had five panels. Three were just info sessions. Two were small group breakouts with people doing the job you applied for. The other two meetings were a technical interview with an engineer and an HR interview to wrap things up.Candidate-reported process
First, I had a general intro to the role, then I did an online assessment that took about 1.5 hours. It covered coding, math, and critical thinking, plus a quick 2-minute speed test. The coding part felt like LeetCode easy-medium. I think I did alright, but I didn't get picked to move on.Candidate-reported process
The interview process moves quickly. If selected, you'll be asked to complete an assessment that might take 3-4 hours. This assessment includes a math section, a learning section, a coding challenge, and a short 2-minute math test. For the coding part, I'd recommend practicing easy to medium LeetCode problems.Candidate-reported process
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