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Location: Hybrid and Possibly Remote work options available across most North America locations

Reports to: Sr. Manager, Anti-Cheat Engineering

Job Summary:

Join us at Electronic Arts and help inspire the world to play by ensuring fair competition for millions of players. As part of our SPEAR Anti-Cheat Engineering team, you will lead the development of Windows on ARM support for EA Javelin Anticheat, working with a collaborative group dedicated to game security and integrity. You will report to the Sr. Manager, Anti-Cheat Engineering and work from our Austin office or remotely across North America.

Responsibilities:

• You will develop a native ARM driver for EA Javelin Anticheat, porting existing features to ARM architecture.
• You will create support for loading multiple versions of EA Javelin Anticheat based on user hardware.
• You will implement build and test pipelines to automate validation of EA Javelin Anticheat on ARM devices.
• You will design solutions for new security threats on ARM and chart future support for additional OS and hardware.

Required Qualifications:

• 6+ years of experience with C++ or other low-level programming languages.
• 3+ years of experience with Windows internals and processor intrinsics.
• 2+ years of experience with Clang and LLVM toolchains.
• Experience shipping Windows drivers on both x86_64 and ARM64 platforms.