At EA Black Box, we’re always looking for the best and brightest people to join our studio. With exciting projects in the pipeline and one of the most successful game franchises on the market, EA Black Box offers a diverse and exciting work environment. Check out some of our current job openings below and follow the link provided to learn more and apply!
- Producer - Need For Speed
- Software Engineer Generalist
- Software Engineer - Online/Network
- Software Engineer - Rendering
- Development Director
Producer - Need For Speed
Leading the production of a Next Gen Console game with specific emphasis on driving. Working with executive producers, associate producers and product managers in all aspects of the production, emphasizing on both PC and next gen console platforms.
Software Engineer Generalist
A Software Engineer is a part of the game creation process, including architectural design, implementation, and debugging on multiple platforms working on complex problems with Designers, Artists and other Engineers in domains including rendering, gameplay, audio, user interface, online, physics, databases and tools.
Software Engineer - Online/Network
The Online Software Engineer designs and implements code that allows players to compete against each other (or play together) connected via a LAN or the Internet. The position requires collaborative work on complex problems.
Software Engineer - Rendering
The Rendering Software Engineer is a part of the game creation process, including architectural design, implementation, and debugging on multiple platforms working on complex problems with Designers, Artists and other Engineers in the domain of computer graphics.
Development Director
The Development Director provides leadership to a single project team. Responsibilities include planning and managing task objectives and assignments, assessing risk and managing project scope. They manages artists, development managers and software engineers plus cooperate with producers on the game team. A DD is responsible for the professional and career advancement of the people who report to him or her. In addition, a DD must collaborate with other studio teams, other game teams and the Quality Assurance department to manage projects and mitigate risks along the way. DDs are the keepers of the project schedule and play a vital role in successfully moving the development team from one project phase to the next while ensuring a strong focus on customer service and communication.
Technical Artist
The Technical Artist is the bridge between Artists and Engineers. Individuals in this role are pro-active problem solvers who demonstrate a strong sense of creativity and respect for aesthetics. Candidates can be from an Art, Design, Mathematics, Engineering or Science background; however they must demonstrate a comfort level in working with both art and science. Working with Programming/Technical staff, the Technical Artist ensures that CG assets are easily integrated into the game engine without sacrificing artistic integrity.