Great summer at Ea
Great summer at Ea
If you like games, you should definitely work here. You get great exposure to the industry, and you make great connections here.
There are a lot of famous people that come here, both in the gaming and entertainment business. You get to touch the product that basically ships out close to a 200 million dollar revenue.
The management sometimes seems to hold a big red tape on what goes on in the game.
Be more egalitarian with the engineers!
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Software Engineer Intern
Electronic Arts came to our institute through our internship cell. There was initially an aptitude test followed by a technical test. The shortlisted candidates were put through one round of technical interview, and further, there was one round of H
Software Engineer Intern
I had a phone interview with EA Maxis at Emeryville for a software engineering intern position. The interviewer was a designer with past experience in gameplay and AI. He asked me questions on data structures, especially linked lists and alternatives
Software Engineer Intern
I had an on-campus interview with a technical person. He was nice. We chatted about games I liked, why I wanted to work for them, and my courses. He gave me a coding question about array manipulation that was pretty easy, but I got nervous and messed
Software Engineer Intern
September 1, 2012Electronic Arts came to our institute through our internship cell. There was initially an aptitude test followed by a technical test. The shortlisted candidates were put through one round of technical interview, and further, there was one round of H
Software Engineer Intern
May 1, 2013I had a phone interview with EA Maxis at Emeryville for a software engineering intern position. The interviewer was a designer with past experience in gameplay and AI. He asked me questions on data structures, especially linked lists and alternatives
Software Engineer Intern
United StatesFebruary 1, 2013I had an on-campus interview with a technical person. He was nice. We chatted about games I liked, why I wanted to work for them, and my courses. He gave me a coding question about array manipulation that was pretty easy, but I got nervous and messed
