Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this discussion, Creative Assembly’s developers (Duygu Cakmak and Chris Budd) break down the key skills needed to become a programmer. Have you been wondering how to get into the industry, or you’ve been applying for junior programming positions and not had much luck? Join us and find out what key skills you need to show, how you can best present your skills in a portfolio and your application.
We’ll also be looking at the next stage of the application process; what happens when you get an interview and what does the programming test involve?
This talk is for anyone looking at taking that step into the industry and how to stand out from a crowd of other candidates. #CreativeAssembly
Keep up to date:
twitter.com/cagames
en-gb.facebook.com/CreativeAssembly
Find out more:
creative-assembly.com
creative-assembly.com/careers
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"GATHERING THE GREATEST"
We gather the greatest talent out there, coming together to craft authentic and detailed experiences of the highest quality.
We focus on our strengths and embrace our uniqueness, collaborating across teams and giving everyone the trust and respect to be masters of their craft.
Creative Assembly is about the right people making the best games.
If that sounds like you... JOIN US!
creative-assembly.com/careers/view/all
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"CREATING THE BEST"
Established in 1987, Creative Assembly is one of the oldest and largest UK game developers with over 500 talented staff across state-of-the-art studios in West Sussex, UK and Sofia, Bulgaria.
With quality and authenticity our goals, we devote ourselves to an exceptional level of detail within all our games.
This focus on quality has filled our awards cabinet - from BAFTAs to Ivor Novellos. We owe this to our team of world-class, diverse and multi-national creatives, who unite to craft some of the most renowned gaming experiences, giving our loyal fans worlds in which to immerse themselves.
In this discussion, Creative Assembly’s developers (Duygu Cakmak and Chris Budd) break down the key skills needed to become a programmer. Have you been wondering how to get into the industry, or you’ve been applying for junior programming positions and not had much luck? Join us and find out what key skills you need to show, how you can best present your skills in a portfolio and your application.
We’ll also be looking at the next stage of the application process; what happens when you get an interview and what does the programming test involve?
This talk is for anyone looking at taking that step into the industry and how to stand out from a crowd of other candidates. #CreativeAssembly
Keep up to date:
twitter.com/cagames
en-gb.facebook.com/CreativeAssembly
Find out more:
creative-assembly.com
creative-assembly.com/careers
--------------------------------------------------------------
"GATHERING THE GREATEST"
We gather the greatest talent out there, coming together to craft authentic and detailed experiences of the highest quality.
We focus on our strengths and embrace our uniqueness, collaborating across teams and giving everyone the trust and respect to be masters of their craft.
Creative Assembly is about the right people making the best games.
If that sounds like you... JOIN US!
creative-assembly.com/careers/view/all
--------------------------------------------------------------
"CREATING THE BEST"
Established in 1987, Creative Assembly is one of the oldest and largest UK game developers with over 500 talented staff across state-of-the-art studios in West Sussex, UK and Sofia, Bulgaria.
With quality and authenticity our goals, we devote ourselves to an exceptional level of detail within all our games.
This focus on quality has filled our awards cabinet - from BAFTAs to Ivor Novellos. We owe this to our team of world-class, diverse and multi-national creatives, who unite to craft some of the most renowned gaming experiences, giving our loyal fans worlds in which to immerse themselves.
