Working at EPIC Technologies in Madison, WI: 6 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Madison, WI Area

"I've worked for Epic since last September. Epic is a great company where software developers can add expertise to their skillsets. The work ethic at epic is great and there are many opportunities to work on various projects. People at Epic are very cooperative and we work with a passion to improve the medical care for patients. In addition, we have strong commitments to make our users happy using our software."

"I worked for Epic as a technical solutions engineer since 2018. They have an extremely strong culture of collaboraton between employees at all levels and are committed to creating the best EHR software in the world. My only complaints are that they use an extremely old language, which in their defense is still the most effective way to handle the mountains of data involved."

"I've worked at Epic for 6 months and it is a very high-stress environment that subjects you to a steep learning curve. You quickly become assigned to customers and must provide solutions to the customer in a timely and efficient manner. Communication and organizational skills are an absolute necessity."

"I've worked for Epic for almost seven years and definitely believe in the work they do and enjoy testing software."

"Hired to work in position that was very different from the position that I ended up doing starting my first day. Also, office location was different than what I was promised after I moved and bought a house close to HQ.You have to work 50-60 hours a week to be middle of the pack. It wasn't a bad job, but I didn't like how it was run. You have to really burn yourself out to be successful there. Also, they often let people go before they can use sabbatical and make them sign an NDA/provide severance."

"Epic utilizes old software languages to provide a much needed service. Overwork, lack of innovation, and frustrating customer relationships mar what otherwise has the potential to be an excellent work environment."