EA attracts a lot of talent.
There are some smart people to learn from.
Nice work culture - people generally happy to help and easy to talk to.
Main campus has a number of perks, including a good gym, workout programs, etc.
Growth can be challenging because the big products have large teams. Large teams mean that each individual tends to stay in their lane more so than on a smaller team, in which people need to learn more.
EA has a lot of internal tech, so there is less transferable knowledge if one ends up moving on for different opportunities.
Applied through university for an intern position at EA. Was contacted quickly and had an interview within a week or two. It was a face-to-face interview with a full-time developer and HR. I was asked some general experience questions and questions a
The first interview round was with the HR Recruiter. It was around 30 minutes, and we talked about the position, an introduction about me, work terms, etc. Mr. Alberto, the HR recruiter, was my primary point of contact. He was very friendly and resp
Interview with Manager to talk about your experience. Talk home C++ task related to the game industry. Interview with senior developers to talk about the task. Optional interview with Managers. No algorithmic puzzle questions. Nice interviewers.
Applied through university for an intern position at EA. Was contacted quickly and had an interview within a week or two. It was a face-to-face interview with a full-time developer and HR. I was asked some general experience questions and questions a
The first interview round was with the HR Recruiter. It was around 30 minutes, and we talked about the position, an introduction about me, work terms, etc. Mr. Alberto, the HR recruiter, was my primary point of contact. He was very friendly and resp
Interview with Manager to talk about your experience. Talk home C++ task related to the game industry. Interview with senior developers to talk about the task. Optional interview with Managers. No algorithmic puzzle questions. Nice interviewers.