Where is Epic Systems based?

Verona, Wisconsin
We’re located in the beautiful countryside of Verona, Wisconsin, about 11 miles southwest of Madison, the state capital.

How many locations does Epic have?

The company is headquartered in Cary, North Carolina and has more than 40 offices worldwide.

Where do Epic Systems employees live?

Many Epic employees live in complexes run by TRMackenzie. The two most popular include High Point Woods and Stone Creek. TRM will waive your background check and application fee because you are an Epic employee. They will also waive the app fee of any potential roommate you would like to live with.

How big is the Epic Systems campus?

1,048-acre
The company has 28 buildings on its 1,048-acre campus. It is one of the two largest software companies for electronic health records and had revenue of $3.2 billion in 2019.

Is Epic Systems a good company to work for?

Is Epic Systems a good company to work for? Epic Systems has an overall rating of 3.6 Average Rating out of 5, based on over 72 Epic Systems Review Ratings left anonymously by Epic Systems employees, which is 8% lower than the average rating for all companies on CareerBliss.

How many buildings are on the Epic campus?

The company has built five campuses on the site with roughly 350-person buildings that the company says “are ideal for team efficiency.”

Is it hard to get a job at Epic Systems?

Maybe 1-3% acceptance rate. The exam is pretty difficult, interviews are much more relaxed compared to other places. If you are a good test taker/smart, it is very easy. If you are not, you will likely not get the job.

Does Epic offer relocation assistance?

Relocation assistance We will assist you financially with your move to Madison, and we’ll provide temporary housing as you’re settling in.

Is it hard to get hired at Epic Systems?

How big is the Epic campus in Wisconsin?

1,100-acre
Was Epic’s odd culture a magnet for talent and clients, or was it an indulgence that kept the company from growing even bigger? In August, I traveled to Wisconsin to see what this 1,100-acre Midwestern behemoth might be hiding.