Process
I was asked to play a game and noticed how many levels I could clear in a given period of time.
I was asked to play a game and noticed how many levels I could clear in a given period of time.
I was asked to play a game and noticed how many levels I could clear in a given period of time.
Questions
There were a lot of testing methodology questions and behavioral questions.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 9 interview experiences for the Electronic Arts QA Analyst role.
Success Rate
67%
Pass Rate
Electronic Arts's interview process for their QA Analyst roles is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Positive67%
Neutral22%
Negative11%
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Electronic Arts's QA Analyst interview process.
Electronic Arts Work Experiences
1.0
Cool Office, Bad Pay
QA Analyst • Current Employee
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
July 13, 2020
Pros: Fancy office, cool products, and big budgets.
Cons: unstable and poorly run, terrible salary
3.0
Electronic Arts: It's not that bad
QA Analyst • Current Employee
Redwood City, California, United States
August 15, 2012
Pros: It's one of the biggest videogame companies in the world. The work is very challenging, combining the best and worst of a corporation and a tech company. Having fun is just as important as doing top-notch work. Not Zynga?
Cons: Was voted Worse Company in America.
There's not a lot of new IP from the company, so you'll be working on the same franchise for years. Though if you're really into job security, that could be a good thing.
Too much emphasis on mobile/FB games. Throwing good money at lousy PR/Marketing strategies instead of taking some of that money and developing in-house talents.
5.0
Great place to work as a starter
QA Analyst • Former Employee
Orlando, Florida, United States
December 7, 2022
Pros: Got to work on a triple-A game as my first game. Able to work from home. Great peers to talk to about game development. Able to talk to anyone about moving up in the gaming industry.
Cons: The pay wasn't so great. Long hours sometimes. Leadership will put you to do everything, even though it wasn't your pod.
- 1.0Cool Office, Bad PayQA Analyst • Current EmployeeMontreal, Quebec, CanadaJuly 13, 2020Pros: Fancy office, cool products, and big budgets.Cons: unstable and poorly run, terrible salary
- 3.0Electronic Arts: It's not that badQA Analyst • Current EmployeeRedwood City, California, United StatesAugust 15, 2012Pros: It's one of the biggest videogame companies in the world. The work is very challenging, combining the best and worst of a corporation and a tech company. Having fun is just as important as doing top-notch work. Not Zynga?Cons: Was voted Worse Company in America. There's not a lot of new IP from the company, so you'll be working on the same franchise for years. Though if you're really into job security, that could be a good thing. Too much emphasis on mobile/FB games. Throwing good money at lousy PR/Marketing strategies instead of taking some of that money and developing in-house talents.
- 5.0Great place to work as a starterQA Analyst • Former EmployeeOrlando, Florida, United StatesDecember 7, 2022Pros: Got to work on a triple-A game as my first game. Able to work from home. Great peers to talk to about game development. Able to talk to anyone about moving up in the gaming industry.Cons: The pay wasn't so great. Long hours sometimes. Leadership will put you to do everything, even though it wasn't your pod.
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