EPAM Systems·QA Automation Engineer

EPAM Systems QA Automation Engineer interview experience

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Raleigh, NCPosted Jan 2026 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

The interview was tough in a way that still felt intellectually fair, and it ran close to about two hours for the technical portion.

They pushed me through a wide set of testing topics—everything from SDLC and a lot of situational discussion. What surprised me was how many questions they asked in a single session, not just theory. I also had to deal with multiple Selenium-related tasks, plus Java and SQL being part of what they expected me to apply.

After that, I moved into HR conversations that felt more personal and reflective than technical. The HR part covered fit and also shifted into offer logistics like shift timing and compensation discussion, along with expectations about how I’d work day to day.

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