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"I’ve played videogames for as long as I can remember. They entertained, challenged, inspired and motivated me to solve new challenges and tackle interesting problems. They were a way to connect with friends, and now they’re an important way that I connect with my family. When I first learned to code, I even created my own videogames in my free time but it wasn’t something I did professionally as I started my career. When I finally had the chance to combine my passion for games with my career in building technology platforms and services, it felt like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."

"Today, our team is building the technology platform that powers all of EA’s games – from Battlefield to Star Wars Battlefront, Plants vs. Zombies to FIFA. We’re presented with some of the most interesting and complex challenges in technology today. There is nothing more satisfying than knowing the work we do is directly impacting millions of people around the globe and helping them unlock the same memorable and impactful experiences that I’ve had with games throughout my life. At EA, the relationship we have with our players is our most important asset and my organization is powering that player relationship.

Whether you’re new to this industry or you’re a seasoned professional, if you share my passion we want to hear from you. We have openings in a wide range of careers and in a number of different locations around the world.

Join us and be a part of creating amazing experiences for millions of players and making the world a happier place!"

HEAR FROM MEMBERS OF OUR TEAM:

Polina — Fraud Analyst at EA Redwood Shores

I work on developing a machine learning system for detecting fraud in online transactions. This is an exciting field with the potential to completely revolutionize fraud detection in the gaming industry!

Qijun — Senior Manager Software Engineer at EA Shanghai

I am a test manager in EADP Commerce and Identity. My job is to ensure the quality of our commerce and identity platform. Many people believe that a tester's job in a game company is to play games, but in my team, the story is different. We use automation to do testing, so my main job is coding. One of the great things about my job is that I still have the chance to play the latest EA games on the game console at work, because in some cases, manually going through player scenarios is necessary.

Drew — Data Engineer at EA Redwood Shores

I am responsible for the software architecture and day-to-day operation of our resources and processing pipelines. About half of my job involves fixing existing problems or optimizing performance. The other half is software development, where I work on a service used to monitor and manage our ever-expanding set of hardware and software resources.

Abby — Technical Program Manager at EA Redwood Shores

I am one of two EADP Program Managers for PC Subscriptions (Origin Access). I really enjoy working with multiple teams across the company to ensure a complex and important project is delivered on time and on quality.

Marwan — Research Data Scientist at EA Redwood Shores

I lead the development of a large-scale anomaly detection system thats monitors the health of EA’s core data and processing pipelines. What's most exciting is the opportunity to solve uncharted problems and have a real, measurable impact across EA’s entire game portfolio

Farah — Senior Director for Player Reliability Engineering at PopCap Seattle

I love being part of a company like EA, that combines technology with creativity in such a unique way. EADP is the team building the platform, services and tools that power the creative genius of the game makers. My team is focused on metrics and connecting the dots from player feedback to end-to-end game performance and experience.This is a cool area that combines telemetry, data analysis and monitoring to identify real actionable customer pain points and provide solutions to these.

Alvin — Software Engineer II at EA Redwood Shores

I am responsible for keeping our data pipelines flowing every day. I am here to resolve any issues that may arise due to problems with our infrastructure. I also try to find new ways to optimize and improve the performance of our current architecture. I research and provide ideas and critiques on new architectures that are being designed. I also develop software that either improves our infrastructure or help improve and add new avenues of where our data may flow.