Technical Producer EA SPORTS FC (British Columbia)

Technical Producer EA SPORTS FC (British Columbia)

31 Oct
|
Electronic Arts
|
British Columbia

31 Oct

Electronic Arts

British Columbia

Drive technical programs for EA SPORTS FC by aligning engineering teams, shared capabilities, and release workflows from the hybrid EAV Studio.
This Producer role supports foundational work across a major interactive football platform. You will translate franchise goals into roadmaps, structure ambiguous programs, and coordinate engineering, QA, development, and release partners. Responsibilities include technical metrics, patches, submissions, compliance, and external assessments.
Key Responsibilities: Translate franchise goals into transparent technical capability roadmaps
Partner with engineering and discipline leadership on priorities
Maintain schedules, documentation, and communication channels
Lead external assessments, evaluations, and review processes




Champion improved production workflows and collaboration methods
Requirements: Five or more years managing game production or technical projects
Experience leading core technology, engine, tools, or platform production
Experience structuring ambiguous or highly technical programs
Familiarity with rendering, tools, systems, or technical pipelines
Experience mentoring and supporting other producers
Apply technical production judgment, cross-team coordination, and roadmap discipline across EA SPORTS FC shared technology programs.

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📌 Technical Producer EA SPORTS FC (British Columbia)
🏢 Electronic Arts
📍 British Columbia

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