Hybrid Associate Producer at Electronic Arts (British Columbia)

Hybrid Associate Producer at Electronic Arts (British Columbia)

21 Aug
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Electronic Arts
|
British Columbia

21 Aug

Electronic Arts

British Columbia

Shape the future of gaming as an Associate Producer with Electronic Arts in a hybrid work workplace. Drive the development of features that captivate players in the EA SPORTS franchise.

In this pivotal role, you will take the lead in producing high-impact gameplay elements within the UFC franchise. Your collaboration with various teams, from Design to Engineering, will ensure timely and quality delivery of features that resonate with audiences. Embrace the chance to evolve into a future production leader while championing the player experience.

Key Responsibilities:
• Create compelling player experiences from initial concepts
• Drive the evolution of gameplay and live content
• Serve as a bridge between design and development




• Align production goals with franchise vision
• Analyze player feedback for feature improvements

Requirements:
• Over 5 years in game production or equivalent roles
• Experienced in Agile and waterfall methodologies
• Proven ability to communicate effectively with teams
• Familiarity with feature-level vision and player goals
• Utilize player data to enhance development decisions

Join Electronic Arts and contribute to the next wave of innovative gaming experiences through strategic production leadership.
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📌 Hybrid Associate Producer at Electronic Arts (British Columbia)
🏢 Electronic Arts
📍 British Columbia

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