Gloomy_Goat_7411

I would love the opportunity to work for a game company like Bungie! Sadly, my training and such have pivoted me into a different type of engineer - Security, Cybersecurity, etc. (I know I can always go back and learn more but that's where my heart is.) My question is, does Bungie or game engineering generally include classically trained Security Engineers? Is that more on the business side? If there is a type of specialization of engineering related to security, what kind of engineering is it, and where could someone start to get an idea to be prepared for that kind of role?

Thanks for any answers and I've enjoyed following Bungie's success over the years!

Thanks for your reply! I currently use data analytics in my current role, and I previously had a general IT support role for many years before moving into security so my soft skills in communication with users/the business is fairly sharpened. I will see if I can start playing around with some game development on the side! :D

Thanks for your reply and thank you again for explaining the differences in your company! It’s always been an interest for me to understanding the structure in a game studio. I will say props to your employees and teams as I’ve had a few great responses to my comments and will continue to reach out!

Hey, thanks for the reply! I will admit I check the Bungie careers site fairly often, but looking at the titles more for "Security" in general. I will also admit, I've applied a few times, but never got much movement past the initial application. This is why I was asking for what exactly could set people aside in the resume portion - I'll definitely keep checking the site and digging into different positions!

That is exactly what I am looking for! I may not be in the cycles for developing the actual game, but just being around the environment and working for a company that provides video games and entertainment would be a good serotonin boost in the morning before starting work.