Good community. Was on a small prototyping team, so although I was an engineer, my voice was still heard when it came to design considerations. Not sure if this is the same on larger teams, but it was nice.
I was interning outside the typical summer internship program, so there wasn't an active internship program I went through, but it turned out very well. Was given plenty of help getting around and connecting with people in the company.
Although I was recommended for hire at the end of the internship, there were no open positions appropriate at the studio/location. I have yet to hear back about other EA studios. So, I'm having to look elsewhere for full-time employment.
The interview process consisted of two interviews: one one-hour and one thirty-minute interview. Both were technical and personal; however, the questions were not too tough, just general data structures and algorithms.
The interview process consisted of 6 interviews, 3 of which were fully technical. The overall process took around 2 months. The interviewers were always very kind and nice, and they would give you enough time to think and explain your answers. The w
The interview was pretty straightforward. I think they wanted more experience. Everything else went well. The interview was pretty straightforward. I think they wanted more experience. Everything else went well.
The interview process consisted of two interviews: one one-hour and one thirty-minute interview. Both were technical and personal; however, the questions were not too tough, just general data structures and algorithms.
The interview process consisted of 6 interviews, 3 of which were fully technical. The overall process took around 2 months. The interviewers were always very kind and nice, and they would give you enough time to think and explain your answers. The w
The interview was pretty straightforward. I think they wanted more experience. Everything else went well. The interview was pretty straightforward. I think they wanted more experience. Everything else went well.