Player Reliability Engineer Intern
PlayStation isn’t just the Best Place to Play —it’s also the Best Place to Work. We’ve thrilled gamers since 1994, when we launched the original PlayStation. Today, we’re recognized as a global leader in interactive and digital entertainment. The PlayStation brand falls under Sony Interactive Entertainment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony Corporation.
This internship is for Summer 2022.
Player Reliability Engineer Intern
San Diego, CA
Sony Interactive Entertainment is looking for a Player Reliability Engineer Intern to join our established, high performance team in San Diego, CA. Our ideal candidate is hardworking and passionate about this field.
Responsibilities:
- Develop code to enhance existing tools or create new tools to help in SIE’s observability area.
- Understand front-end components to automate user behavior testing.
- Create design documents and present them to the team for proposed work/solution.
- Understand and Apply best practices either in terms of coding, testing, deployment to existing or newly created solutions.
- Participate in daily stand-up and regular meetings to share project updates.
- Demo project work at critical phases.
Qualifications:
- Ability to read and analyze existing code.
- Experience with any high-level language like Python, Go, Groovy including the understanding of object-oriented concepts.
- Experience with a version control system like Git.
- Experience with front-end technologies like React, Angular, etc. JavaScript knowledge is preferred.
- Strong written, verbal, and collaboration skills.
- Self-starter with a passion for problem-solving and able to work with guidance.
- Able to rapidly prototype solutions and work in an agile environment.
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