Epic Technical Problem-Solver interview questions

The process consists of three parts: phone interview, skills assessment, and an onsite. I completed the first two parts but have not heard back yet, so I can only talk about the first two. I took my skills assessment before the phone interview because it had to be rescheduled on their side, though it took over a week for someone to get back to me about a rescheduled date. The assessment took about two hours, consisting of 4 parts. 3 out of the 4 parts are timed, of which two go by really fast. Mostly logic, math, and coding based questions. Phone interview is very casual, just to get a very general idea of who you are and to learn more about the position.

Got recruiter email through university, applied online (application process was very easy, simply submitted resume), interview was conducted over phone, they asked pretty basic questions, most of them logistical like "would you relocate to Madison?". then skills assessment to follow