Riot Games is a company of gamers, in some shape or form, whose focus and motivation comes from giving the best to its players. It's hard to find an environment that is both relaxed yet challenging. Team members value and aid in the growth of other team members. I have seen my ability to work and function with a team improve tremendously, and the projects I contributed to reach more people than I could have even imagined. There is so much freedom to explore and contribute to anything and everything. People are always willing to help, even if it's just to have lunch and talk about personal growth. Riot is truly a unique working environment and a company that holds true to having a player-first mindset.
There are a few issues with cross-team collaboration. Riot does a good job of moving people around physically to accommodate cross-team efforts, but when it comes to the little things, like getting access to anything, it can often turn into a hassle. I have found it's much better to simply get up and find the individual instead of sending emails.
I applied at a college career fair and completed two rounds of Google Hangout and HackerRank interviews. The first was non-technical, and the second was technical. I was then invited to fly to Santa Monica for four interviews: one technical, one sem
I applied online and was contacted almost immediately on the same day for a recruiter phone interview. The interview process is very organized. It includes: * One recruiter interview * One technical interview * One cultural interview ...befo
I heard back about their interest in an interview quite a while after applying. I had two phone screens (both technical), an all-day on-site interview with several people (including airfare, hotel, and meals), and a final phone screen with managemen
I applied at a college career fair and completed two rounds of Google Hangout and HackerRank interviews. The first was non-technical, and the second was technical. I was then invited to fly to Santa Monica for four interviews: one technical, one sem
I applied online and was contacted almost immediately on the same day for a recruiter phone interview. The interview process is very organized. It includes: * One recruiter interview * One technical interview * One cultural interview ...befo
I heard back about their interest in an interview quite a while after applying. I had two phone screens (both technical), an all-day on-site interview with several people (including airfare, hotel, and meals), and a final phone screen with managemen