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Gameplay Programmer Interview Experience - Montreal, Canada

August 1, 2020
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Process

I sent my CV through Ubisoft's recruiting page. 11 days later the recruiter contacted me for a first phone call, which happened 4 days later. The questions were about my background, experience, job expectation, etc. After that the recruiter sent me a link for a technical test. The test looks generic, with questions from a wide variety of subjects, like operating systems, computer graphics, programming, network, 3D math, etc. The questions were quite simple, most regarding basic subjects on its areas.

I received the answer from the recruiter 21 days later, inviting me for a second interview, now with programmers of the team I would be joining. The interview happened 6 days later. I was asked about past projects, what I've done, and had to explain technical parts of it. There weren't many technical questions.

I got the answer to the interview 1 day later asking me to join the team. The job offer was sent 2 days later.

Questions

The topics include C++ programming, hot cache, mutex, C# features, output of assembly codes, debugging, 3D math, console programming, rendering, physics, and network.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Ubisoft Gameplay Programmer role in Montreal, Canada.

Success Rate

100%
Pass Rate

Ubisoft's interview process for their Gameplay Programmer roles in Montreal, Canada is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

Experience Rating

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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Ubisoft's Gameplay Programmer interview process in Montreal, Canada.