It started with a phone screening interview which was fairly simple. I got the call 30 minutes after it was scheduled but the call itself only took about 20 minutes. I just discussed a project I've worked on and why I'd want to be a software developer. The recruiter also told me a bout the intern role at epic. After the phone screening I took a ProctorU technical assessment, which took 2-3 hours. This wasn't really an exam you could study for, as they have a 2 min round of quick questions, then they teach you their internal language and ask you questions about it, and then finally there are a few programming challenges. The only thing to note about the programming challenges is that you are asked to use Java, C, or C++ to code them if you a computer science student. There's no compiler or syntax checking, so you are expected to just get as close as possible to functional code.