They first sent me a test in order to know if I was suitable for the job. After the test, they conducted a telephone interview. It was in Spanish and in English, but that's because I'm from Spain. I guess if you are not a Spaniard, they'll conduct the interview only in English.

The general tone of the interview was pretty informal. There were two people; one person spoke to me in Spanish and the other in English.

They asked me:

• If I knew what I'd do in this job.
• How I react to certain issues (if I encounter a bug, if I miss something, how I work in groups, and so on).
• What games I play.
• What platforms.
• They told me to list three EA games and tell them if I've played them.
• The genres I like the most and why.
• What are the qualities of a good tester.

In general, it wasn't difficult, and the interviewers were very nice people. Actually, my interview wasn't that good, I think. However, one month later, they contacted me to offer me the job.

They asked me if I knew what I'd do in this job, how I react to certain issues (if I encounter a bug, if I miss something, how I work in groups, and so on), what games I play, and what platforms.

They told me to list three EA games and tell them if I've played them, the genres I like the most and why, and what the qualities of a good tester are.