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DevOps Software Engineer

North America

Electronic Arts Inc. is a global leader in interactive entertainment. We develop games, content and online services across platforms. We have a broad portfolio of brands that span the most popular genres.

POSITION TITLE: SOFTWARE ENGINEER - DevOps

Location: Prefer Orlando open to EST time zone locations.

POSITION OVERVIEW:

• The Development Release Engineer is part of a centralized team (DRE), responsible for DevOps across EA. You will provide important end-to-end Continuous Integration/Deployment services to several game titles within EA across a variety of platforms. You will ensure the systems are running smoothly, gather requirements, provide feedback, and manage configuration management and development build/test automation infrastructure solutions. You will report to the DRE Director for NA-East.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Maintain scripts and software to build games
• Maintain virtualized automation farms, find and address issues
• Monitor metrics to improve automation systems
• Maintain tools, integrations, and technologies to support a reliable release environment
• Report regular status on assigned tasks and identify project risks while meeting project deadlines

SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:

• 2+ year Software development experience
• Knowledge in one of the following: C#, C++, Python, Perl, or Java
• Experience with one or more DevOps tool chain – Source Control (Git, Perforce, SVN), Jenkins, Chef, Terraform
• Self-manage work within deadlines
• Work in a dynamic and collaborative team environment

DESIRED:

• Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field, or equivalent training and professional experience
• Experience writing, debugging and optimizing SQL queries and stored procedures in MS SQL or similar SQL-based database server
• Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Nomad, and Consul
• Experience of art pipelines
• Experience with distributed build systems
• Experience with large-scale, high-availability, high-throughput automation systems
• Knowledge in gaming consoles