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We're an eclectic mix of individuals, from highly experienced engineers to computer science graduates and former games programmers. We're all united by our passion for creating great PlayStation® development tools. |
We talk to a few of the team, and discover what they really think about life at SN Systems. |
Joined 2018
Tom started with SN Systems as intern before returning as a graduate software engineer
The work life balance is great. The office atmosphere is very relaxed, everyone gets along, and the recent office refurb means there's now table football in the kitchen and there's always someone wanting a game. - Tom
Joined 2011
Douglas joined SN Systems to be part of the compiler team in Campbell, California. He works on all PlayStation® platforms, and with a multi-national team.
The weather in California is great all year, and with all of the San Francisco Bay Area at your doorstep, there is never a shortage of things to do, places to visit, or great food to eat! -Doug
Joined 2017
Jack started with SN Systems as a software engineer in January 2017, joining the Target Management UI team in Dublin.
What stood out about SN Systems for me was the potential to be working on some really cool products in an industry I've always wanted to be part of. - Jack
Joined 2000
Dan has been at SN Systems since 2000, and spent time working at each of our offices; Bristol, Dublin, and Campbell. He has helped shape numerous products, currently working on the Razor performance analysis tool.
I particularly like the relaxed and friendly working environment, along with the interesting and technically challenging workload. Oh, and the business trip(s) to Tokyo!. -Dan
Joined 2019
Elise started with SN Systems as a project manager in October 2019, joining the Toolchain Team in Bristol.
As someone who spends a few hours each weekend on the PlayStation the idea of working in the industry was really exciting. - Elise
Joined 2012
Timothy started with SN Systems as a software engineer in January 2012, joining the Debugger Team in Bristol.
Over the past few months I've worked on new features, high priority bugs, refactored old code, written unit tests, and more. It's very varied and that keeps it interesting. -Tim
