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2 commentsEA New Grad Q&A: Bradley Buchanan
Every summer, EA awards scholarships to EA interns and co-ops in honor of retired Board Members Dick Asher, Tim Mott and Gary Kusin, with an additional scholarship added this year for Linda Srere.
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1 commentWomen In Games: Ashley Pierce, Recruiter
Ashley Pierce has been with EA for almost three years, she sat down with us to discuss her thoughts about being a female in the videogame industry for our Women in Games series.
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1 commentEA’s New Grads Learn the Ropes
Entering the workforce from university life can be a daunting proposition. Learning to navigate a company environment and understanding how to succeed while also meeting your personal career goals can be a challenge. That’s why our University Relations and EA University teams host the semi-annual “New Grad Launch”, a four-day program that brings together new graduates who have been full time employees at EA for six months or less.
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Be the first to commentFinancial Times Ask the Expert: MBA 2013
The Financial Times hosted a panel of experts today to answer questions about studying an MBA - Is it still worth the money? Will more managers refrain from going back to school? Will business schools be able to fill their classes? Our own university relations manager Jessica Henry joined the panel to share her thoughts.
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Forbes: Women and Video Gaming's Dirty Little Secrets
We kicked off our Women in Games blog series last week as a reaction to the chatter around the lack of women in the field. Today, our own Chief Talent Officer Gabrielle Toledano shared her opinion in this Forbes piece entitled, "Women and Video Gaming's Dirty Little Secrets".
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Women in Games: Cecilia Deng, Software Engineer II
There has recently been a lot of discussion around women in the games industry and the challenges in increasing diversity of the videogame workforce. With so much interest, we decided to start a new series here on The Beat that will regularly feature different women from across EA in a variety of roles. You’ll get to hear about the different types of careers women have here and hear their opinions about diversity in the workplace. The first Q&A in our Women in Games series comes from an EA software engineer, Cecilia Deng.
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EA’s Bay Area Shuttle Increases Ridership
For anyone out there who commutes to work in the Bay Area along the 101, you are sure to spot company shuttles from EA, Google, Yahoo, Apple, Facebook, eBay and others along the freeway shuttling workers to and fro. A San Francisco design firm Stamen looked into a few of the popular shuttle routes and put together a cool visualization of the different shuttle routes that go through San Francisco, including our own.
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5 commentsEA Maxis Opens New Mobile Studio in Finland
The Maxis Label of EA announced today that they’ve opened a new studio in Helsinki, Finland and will begin hiring new positions there. The studio will be focused on delivering new games for The Sims franchise on mobile and potentially expanding with other opportunities.
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EA Opening 300 New Jobs in Galway, Ireland
EA will be expanding operations in Galway, Ireland at our European Customer Experience Centre of Excellence and provide multilingual international customer support for our games. Through this expansion, we’re looking to add 300 new jobs at the facility.
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2 commentsBreaking Into The Industry: Julie-Anne LaRochelle
For EA, thinking globally means thinking in a lot of different languages. Luckily, we have localization experts like Julie-Anne LaRochelle to help make sure we are communicating efficiently with people in all parts of the world. Learn how she went from English teacher to localization manager in today's "Breaking Into The Industry."
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