I had a really hard time with the case interview. It was over implementing an IT infrastructure with four options using a combination of legacy systems or new support systems. As with usual case interviews, you are given little direction and you are forced to ask the right questions to your interviewer.
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How do you describe your leadership style? How many people have you managed? How technical are you? If you were offered the job, what is the first thing you would do? Draw me a diagram of the Implementation Model
Tell me about your experience with RTOS's. What makes one more desirable than another? Have you ever worked with PCB design and components of varying specifications? Tell me about those processes How would go about designing a robot from scratch? No coding or assessment questions, just troubleshooting discussion to probe experience.
1. Writing Python code that reverses a string. 2. Difference between best-case, worst-case and best-worst-case. 3. Fibonacci Series in Python code.
The interview was a quiz online including mathematics, physics, English and technical problems.
What experience do you have customizing accounting software?
What are the technologies you want to work for? Have you heard about Jisc before?
Would you be willing to move to Madison WI?
"What do you know about Epic?" There were a lot of questions about the company itself. This is definitely an interview to prepare to speak highly of and answer questions directly related to Epic.
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