Player Support Tech Lead Interview Experience - São Paulo, Brazil
Process
Riot Games's interview process is notorious for being very lengthy and specific.
As they say, they do not compromise on hiring someone. If the person does not fit the company's culture, then they will wait for the perfect person to show up, and the job could be vacant for another year or so.
Even though I did not get the job, I felt that I had become a better professional after the whole process. Now I understand more about where I want to be in the years to come.
Every person that interviews someone is very much aligned with the company's culture, so they know where to look for the details that make a Rioter what they are.
Questions
Imagine you are a leader with a great idea you know will work.
However, your team doesn't believe it's the best course of action and thinks it won't succeed.
How do you convince them to follow your vision?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Riot Games Player Support Tech Lead role in São Paulo, São Paulo.
Success Rate
Riot Games's interview process for their Player Support Tech Lead roles in São Paulo, São Paulo is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Riot Games's Player Support Tech Lead interview process in São Paulo, São Paulo.
Riot Games Work Experiences
- 1.0Worst game industry experienceSenior QA Engineer • Former EmployeeMay 28, 2024Pros: This whole job was a scam.Cons: I was hired along with countless others as an "experiment." We were led to believe this was a career opportunity to work on an awesome mobile game. In reality, they were trying to see if they could make development work across two dev teams, one in China and one in the States. When presented with a system I designed to streamline their development process, they ignored it. The producers knew better, but now they are literally rebuilding the same system I built, after they fired the entire dev team and moved dev to China. If I, as well as others, knew this was all an experiment, we would have never left our nice jobs for this garbage one. Riot lied. Riot doesn't care about you or your family. They only care about money, period. Don't let any Riot employee tell you different. Scumbags.
- 5.0Best Internship AroundSoftware Engineer • Former EmployeeSaint Louis, Missouri, United StatesSeptember 10, 2013Pros: At Riot, even as an intern, you are treated like a full-time Rioter, with all the responsibility, respect, and of course the perks of working at a game company. Riot has an excellent player-focused culture with tons of room for growth. It was great to be working alongside other passionate and driven individuals, like myself, to help deliver an amazing product to people all over the world.Cons: The work can be tough, but that is what makes growth possible! Definitely worth it.
- 3.0Generally a good company, but every org/team is vastly differentDirector, Software Engineering • Former EmployeeSanta Monica, California, United StatesAugust 18, 2025Pros: Extreme focus on player experience, engagement & happiness. Very good pay. Good benefits & perks.Cons: Senior leaders have a lot of power and get their way in spite of being incorrect and/or out of touch with the ground reality. Organizations and teams are fragmented, and experience varies wildly from org to org.
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