BioWare Recruiting at 2008 Game Developers Conference

Leading video game developer looking for top-notch talent to expand teams developing next-generation PC, console and handheld projects

BioWare announced today plans to expand its development teams for future video game projects. With studios in Edmonton, Canada, and Austin, Texas, this leading developer of electronic entertainment software is actively recruiting for a variety of positions across numerous disciplines. Since 1995, BioWare has enjoyed a steady growth of employees and projects across both its studios in Edmonton, Canada, and Austin, Texas.

From February 18-22, 2008, BioWare will be attending the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, California, where hopeful recruits will have the opportunity to learn more about BioWare and its games, as well as the positions available, which include 3D graphics programmers, technical artists, senior writers, and many others. Interested candidates are encouraged to visit the BioWare HR team at Booth # 230 in the Career Pavilion at the GDC Expo area in the Moscone Center, or find out more information at the BioWare website: http://jobs.bioware.com.

With a legacy of best-selling hits including Jade Empire(TM), Star Wars(R): Knights of the Old Republic(TM) and Neverwinter Nights(TM), BioWare released Mass Effect(TM) for the Xbox 360(TM) videogame and entertainment system to critical acclaim in November, 2007. This sci-fi action role-playing game has received numerous awards including 2007 Game of the Year, Console Game of the Year, and Role-Playing Game of the Year. Other BioWare titles currently in development include the dark heroic fantasy Dragon Age(TM), and Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood for the Nintendo DS(TM). Unannounced projects include a massively multiplayer online (MMO) game, and an additional unannounced title for a next-generation system. BioWare recently became part of Electronic Arts, the world's leading interactive entertainment company.

"We're looking for people with a passion for excellence in video game development," said Derek Sidebottom, BioWare's Director of Human Resources. "Our core values are Quality in our Products and Quality in our Workplace, and these have been recognized by countless product-specific awards, as well as BioWare being named amongst Canada's Top 100 Employers for 4 years and Financial Post's 10 Best Companies to Work For."

For a listing of available positions, visit the BioWare jobs website at http://jobs.bioware.com.

SOURCE BioWare Corp.