The interview was fairly standard. The technical interview does not require any specialized knowledge unless you are applying for a programming position, in which case there is an additional section for coding questions. But even there, you can answer with pseudo-code (though I would recommend using a particular language if possible).
4 Computer Science questions to be answered in 2 hours. One involved generating a sequence of prime numbers, another involved sorting names from a database, or reading in new data from a user prompt. I can't remember them all now, but they were varied, and technically nuanced.
A client has raised some concerns about the professionality of a coworker. How do you handle the situation?
Why did you decide to go to your University?
Why do you want to work for Epic?
Where do you see yourself in 5 years? (This was asked a lot)
How would you assess the quality of a pen? (QA question)
Can you tell me about a project you worked on?
Why are you looking for a job right out of college? (As opposed to grad school, taking time off, etc)
Are you applying to graduate school?
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