Career Profiles

The people at ZOS feel like family. We’ve shared so much together, and we all have a passion for creating something spectacular.

I’m proud of my role in every single milestone the studio has hit while I’ve been here. I went from someone brand new who only knew how to play video games to someone called upon for knowledge and guidance when others needed help, and I eventually became someone overseeing every single live deploy.

My goal is to make sure that everyone who plays our game feels that they are, in some way, respectfully represented. I’m more interested in playing games where I’m represented, so why wouldn’t I want that experience for our players?

I love video games and telling stories. I’ve always known I wanted to be a Game Designer, and I always hoped to end up leading a team in a large project in creating new content. Being a part of making a massive multiplayer Elder Scrolls game is a dream come true.

This is the 7th studio I’ve worked at, and it’s my favorite for so many reasons. I am lucky to be surrounded by incredibly talented people, and every day they inspire me and help me achieve my best possible work.

One of my favorite things about working at ZOS is the people that I work with. More so than any other studio I’ve been at before, there’s a real sense of a team environment here. It’s not about trying to outdo the other person, it’s about achieving a common goal.

For me, ZOS feels like another family. I have built real lasting friendships with many of my workmates. There’s a strong sense of community here, and I feel lucky to be a part of it.

People here are friendly and eager to help the team grow. Working on an MMO is a massive undertaking involving lots of people, yet it feels like you always have something important to contribute.

The work I do at ZOS is challenging and fun, and I love it, but it is secondary to the supportive and encouraging environment created by my team that has allowed my skills to continually grow and develop.