Awesome environment, awesome tools, awesome people. Can't overstate the power of working on the games that you grew up playing.
Most technical jobs are only in Austin and Irvine (in the US).
Keep doing what you're doing.
It started with an initial phone screen with a recruiter, where we talked about the position and my experience. That led to a 1-hour technical phone interview with the team leads on the team I would be joining. From there, they gave me a simple do-o
First, I had a phone interview with the recruiter. After this, he put me in a pool for many different jobs. I had a group phone interview with two leads from two different teams. After this process, I was flown out to Blizzard HQ for a series of int
The entire process took just over 2 months to complete. This was delayed a bit due to Thanksgiving break and BlizzCon occurring during my interview process. I applied on LinkedIn after seeing a job posting and then was reached out to by the in-house
It started with an initial phone screen with a recruiter, where we talked about the position and my experience. That led to a 1-hour technical phone interview with the team leads on the team I would be joining. From there, they gave me a simple do-o
First, I had a phone interview with the recruiter. After this, he put me in a pool for many different jobs. I had a group phone interview with two leads from two different teams. After this process, I was flown out to Blizzard HQ for a series of int
The entire process took just over 2 months to complete. This was delayed a bit due to Thanksgiving break and BlizzCon occurring during my interview process. I applied on LinkedIn after seeing a job posting and then was reached out to by the in-house