Epic Software Developer reviews

On one of the smaller teams with one of the newer applications, there was sort of a feeling of being a small company within a huge company, which I enjoyed. I loved my team. I felt like everyone around me was competent and knew their stuff, and they were all both helpful and friendly. After leaving the company a few years ago, several of my friendships survived despite moving out of state, and I'm very glad to have met them. My boss was fantastic. Not everyone's is, but I've heard mostly good things about other bosses too. Becoming a functional area expert was pretty neat--knowing my piece well and how it interlinked with everyone else's work. The flattened hierarchy where everyone should feel comfortable reaching out to everyone else made for a pretty good environment. Food is delicious, and walking around campus is pretty nice.

Your work will have real and obvious impact. You will work with some really smart and motivated people. You will be challenged to take ownership, not just of programming, but your work end-to-end from understanding the real problem to supporting it once it's in the field. You will work for a transparent company that is willing to share with you where it and you stand. You will be challenged to push yourself, and if you're not, you should say something. You will eat the best lunches you've ever had for unbelievably low prices, not that mediocre stuff the Silicon Valley people dish out for free. You will work in a city that's pretty vibrant but not too crazy.