DICE Ops: Master Thesis – Anti-Toxicity i Stockholm

We want everyone to have fun playing Battlefield and participating in its community. Occasionally some players will behave… less than great though. This projects aim is to give engineers and producers a deeper insight into our players behavior on the Battlefield to help deliver a better experience for everyone.

Investigations include:

• What type of disruptive behavior do we see in Battlefield today?
• What drives or triggers people to disrupt other players games?
• How can we prevent disruptive behavior in our titles and community?
• What are some experiments we could conduct to measure benefits of punishing bad or rewarding good behavior?

An objective thinker with a passion for games is preferred. The Master Thesis needs to be associated with a Swedish University education or any other type of education that has a Master Thesis or internship period planned into the curriculum, in an area of study in human behavior such as psychology, medicine etc. Please apply online with a CV and Cover letter in English.