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LFM: Illustrious Engineers for Blizzard

blizz -> wysłany:
If you're a qualified software engineer and have been looking for your path toward supporting some of the biggest franchises in the gaming industry, we have just the position for you. We're anxiously seeking out a senior software engineer to join our Battle.net team in Irvine, CA.

Apply now: http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/company/careers/posting.html?id=10000A0

Senior Software Engineer, Platform
Battle.net

The new Battle.net is a full-featured online game service that will deliver the ultimate social and competitive experience for Blizzard Entertainment gamers everywhere. Designed specifically around Blizzard Entertainment titles, Battle.net will include a complete set of around-the-game features including a state-of-the-art matchmaking system, achievement system, social networking features, structured competitive play options, a marketplace, and much more. Our vision is to create an environment where gamers can compete online, develop an online persona, and stay connected to friends and the rest of the community while enjoying our games.

The senior software engineer must be able to work both independently and in conjunction with team members and product groups. Enthusiasm and flexibility in working on a variety of projects are also necessary. The ideal applicant is someone who enjoys technical challenges and the satisfaction of overcoming them.

This position within the Battle.net team is focused on the development of the Battle.net platform which provides APIs and technologies that underpin the features being developed for the service.

Requirements

  • Mastery of C++
  • Networking experience in TCP and UDP protocols
  • Distributed systems experience
  • Protocol design / optimization experience
  • Security considerations (encryption, denial of service) experience
  • Architecture (cloud, client / server) experience
  • Knowledge of network and server security issues
  • Experience with code optimization
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or equivalent experience
  • A passion for video games

Blizzard Careers

If software engineering isn't your cup of tea and you'd still love to join the Blizzard family, be sure to check out all of our latest career listings here: http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/company/careers/

Follow our recruiting team on Twitter for regular updates on job openings: http://twitter.com/BlizzardCareers
blizz -> wysłany:
I have an honest question about this job position. All the requeriments seem fine and what you would expect from a company such as Blizzard. There is one point that's bugging me though.

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or equivalent experience


Now here's the thing. A "senior" position is one I would expect to be filled by a professional who has 10 to 15 years of experience in his career, which means he would have started college between 14 and 19 years ago. Ghostcrawler himself said in an interview that back then, it was not uncommon to have software engineers with all kinds of different degrees because computer science courses weren't as readily avaiable as they are today, which matches my own observations as a software engineer - over 80% of the seniors I know do not have such degrees.

Isn't that request a little out of place for a company that employs marine biologists as lead game designers? Why restrict the pool of applicants, when you are searching people because of their experience in the field?


It's not out of place because a lot of professionals in these fields are attending/have attended college recently (Either to pursue a second master's, bachelor's or certificate) to make sure their skillsets continue to be adequate in the face of evolving technology. Experience is great, a degree is great. Experience and a degree are what gets you the chance* to negotiate your salary instead of taking the first offer you get.