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Software Engineering

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Develop a new feature for the EA Sports College Football game as a Junior Software Engineer

In this job simulation, you’ll experience what life as a Software Engineer at EA would be like. We want you to feel empowered from the beginning with key insights into what lies ahead in your career at EA. You’ll utilize skills like critical thinking and problem solving while working with languages like Python and C++ to re-create and implement a new game along with so much more.

Explore our program further to gain the practical knowledge needed to join our team and understand the experience. You will get a glimpse of what it’s like to solve purposeful challenges with our diverse, innovative team inside a company that’s tech-empowered. You can complete all of these tasks anywhere and anytime, allowing yourself to upskill at your own pace. In return, you will gain valuable skills and awareness to help you stand out in the application and assessment process to EA. Discover how EA has a path for everyone and rewarding career opportunities in software engineering across all of our studios and games we create.

This program is self-paced. It takes approximately 5-6 hours to complete.

Skills Learned:

  • Write a Feature Proposal
    Write a proposal for a gameplay feature that could be added to a simulation game like EA Sports College Football

    • Communication
    • Feature Design
    • Feature Proposal
  • Create a Game Object Class
    Create a class definition for an interactable object in The Sims

    • Object-oriented Design
    • Class Design
  • Improve Inventory System
    Improve a simple inventory system for adding and removing objects

    • Code Analysis
    • Data Structures
    • Code Readability
  • Live Bugfix
    Create and optimize a patch for a live bugfix in College Football.

    • Feature Design
    • Game Engine Technology
  • Finish Line

Experience Information

Sponsor
Electronic Arts
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