Electronic Arts

Site Reliability Engineer Interview Experience

July 1, 2024

Positive ExperienceGot Offer

Process

I recently interviewed for the Site Reliability Engineer position at Electronic Arts, Montreal PQI team. The process was well-organized and thorough, with clear communication at every stage. There was an initial phone screening with HR and a Manager, later met with the team, and a technical round. The interviewers were professional, and the questions were well thought out, focusing on technical skills and team fit.

Questions

Most of the questions focused on my previous experience and asked to check my approach towards a technical situation in the company.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Electronic Arts Site Reliability Engineer role.

Success Rate

100%

Pass Rate

Electronic Arts's interview process for their Site Reliability Engineer roles is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

Experience Rating

Positive100%

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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Electronic Arts's Site Reliability Engineer interview process.

Electronic Arts Work Experiences

Great company, great benefits. I wish the compensation was more competitive

Site Reliability Engineer • Current Employee

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Pros: I really enjoy working with my team. I think the employee benefits are great and have helped me quite a bit. I wish my total compensation was higher.

Cons: With such a large company, it's sometimes easy to get lost in things.

Great company, great benefits. I wish the compensation was more competitive

Site Reliability Engineer • Current Employee

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Pros: I really enjoy working with my team. I think the employee benefits are great and have helped me quite a bit. I wish my total compensation was higher.

Cons: With such a large company, it's sometimes easy to get lost in things.

Good place to work

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

November 13, 2025

Pros: Great people. Interesting work. Competitive pay for the area.

Cons: Higher-level management is pretty terrible. The USD vs CAD pay difference is ridiculous.

Good place to work

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

November 13, 2025

Pros: Great people. Interesting work. Competitive pay for the area.

Cons: Higher-level management is pretty terrible. The USD vs CAD pay difference is ridiculous.

Benefits Cut, Wfh Gone

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

November 11, 2025

Pros: Good health insurance that is mostly funded by the company.

Cons: Was very good when I started, but WFH and other benefits are now being reduced/removed.

Benefits Cut, Wfh Gone

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

November 11, 2025

Pros: Good health insurance that is mostly funded by the company.

Cons: Was very good when I started, but WFH and other benefits are now being reduced/removed.

Great company, great benefits. I wish the compensation was more competitive

Site Reliability Engineer • Current Employee

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Pros: I really enjoy working with my team. I think the employee benefits are great and have helped me quite a bit. I wish my total compensation was higher.

Cons: With such a large company, it's sometimes easy to get lost in things.

5.0
Great company, great benefits. I wish the compensation was more competitive
Site Reliability Engineer • Current Employee
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
June 11, 2024
Pros: I really enjoy working with my team. I think the employee benefits are great and have helped me quite a bit. I wish my total compensation was higher.
Cons: With such a large company, it's sometimes easy to get lost in things.

Good place to work

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

November 13, 2025

Pros: Great people. Interesting work. Competitive pay for the area.

Cons: Higher-level management is pretty terrible. The USD vs CAD pay difference is ridiculous.

4.0
Good place to work
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
November 13, 2025
Pros: Great people. Interesting work. Competitive pay for the area.
Cons: Higher-level management is pretty terrible. The USD vs CAD pay difference is ridiculous.

Benefits Cut, Wfh Gone

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

November 11, 2025

Pros: Good health insurance that is mostly funded by the company.

Cons: Was very good when I started, but WFH and other benefits are now being reduced/removed.

3.0
Benefits Cut, Wfh Gone
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
November 11, 2025
Pros: Good health insurance that is mostly funded by the company.
Cons: Was very good when I started, but WFH and other benefits are now being reduced/removed.

Electronic Arts Interview Questions

Relative Ranks

Given an array of scores, assign medals (Gold, Silver, Bronze) to the top three scores and rank numbers to the rest. Return the rank list as an array of strings.

Is Subsequence

Determine if one string is a subsequence of another. That is, check if you can form the first string by deleting characters from the second string without changing the order of the remaining characters.

StringsTwo PointersDynamic Programming

Wiggle Subsequence

Find the length of the longest subsequence within a given sequence such that the differences between adjacent numbers alternate between positive and negative.

ArraysDynamic ProgrammingGreedy Algorithms

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