Epic Software Engineer(Internship) interview questions

Was pretty straightforward. A low level technical question about determining if a string is a shift of another, and some basic discussion. Technical assessment was hard but fair. Three parts in the technical assessment, speed evaluation, technical learning, and coding.

The first part of the interview after submitting your application involves a phone interview. Like everyone said, the questions asked are pretty basic. Once completed, I got an email saying they would like to move on in the interview process. The second part was a programming assessment through Proctor U. You get asked a bunch of math questions in a short period of time, then get taught a hypothetical programming language that you have to answer questions about. Finally you have like 4 questions that you have to code for with either Java, C++, or C.