I applied at Epic online and was contacted a week later with a request to schedule a phone interview, as well as a link to take a 20-minute Rembrandt profile personality test. There were interview dates available within a week. The interview was with an experienced (8 years) software developer at Epic, and lasted under 30 minutes. A couple of days before the phone interview, I was contacted and told to take a skills assessment, which consisted of four parts: a section of multiple-choice math, logic and English questions with a two-minute time limit, another section of similar questions without a time limit, a series of multiple-choice questions relating to the syntax of an unfamiliar programming language, and a section consisting of four programming questions, which could be answered in a variety of languages. There was a four-hour time limit; I took two and a half hours. The programming section took up most of that time. The test was remotely proctored; A webcam was required, and no outside materials were allowed to be used. I was then contacted three weeks later with a rejection email.