Pre-release of the virtual 1-day internship mission! [Deadline approaching]

Hello, I'm Fujisawa, a recruiter at Beyond who has only been watching K-POP videos lately.

There are less than two months left this year, but how are you spending your time as a 22nd year graduate who will start job hunting next year?

Our company has been doing too much online since the coronavirus pandemic hit, and I think we've already mastered most of the tools. (That's a lie. There are definitely tools you don't know about.)

And on Wednesday, November 11, 2020, Beyond will hold “Virtual 1-day Internship”

There are other companies that hold internships in virtual spaces, so I've participated in them before! Some people may say so.

However, Beyond's virtual space is a bit different.

We will be doing an internship at "8x9Craft" (hereinafter referred to as "Hack Craft"), which uses a MOD of a "certain" open world game

What is hack craft?

HackCraft is a programming teaching material developed by our group company, kids programming school ``8x9 (Hack).''

The operations are done using a mouse, which is called visual programming, so even people who have never written code can learn programming from scratch.

Hack Craft Click here for details

No programming skills required

If you're worried that it's not possible if you don't have a science background or have never written code before, there's no problem.

Rather than writing code, Hack Craft focuses on UI/UX based on mouse operations called visual programming

I am in charge of public relations and recruitment, and I have no programming skills, but after I was able to understand the operating procedures to a certain extent during rehearsals, it was just fun and I got hooked.

▼The person assisting the intern on the day will explain "Hack Craft" in an easy-to-understand manner.

[Explanation from the person inside] Minecraft® programming material 8x9craft (hack craft) is amazing! !

The world was created by a 17-year-old high school student.

held an ``Online Game Company Information Session for 21st Year Graduates'' in March 2020 (It also went viral on SNS)

Noboru Yamaguchi , a genius programmer, created the world during the last company information session and this internship .

▼A second year high school student attending N High School. 7 years of Minecraft experience. *This is a peace child.

Noboru-kun is a god of world creation at the age of 17.

When I asked them to create a Beyond Osaka office in Minecraft and sent them some photos, they created a world of very high quality in just a few days.

▼ Online in-house tour

The design of the monitor screen, ceiling, and floor is extremely detailed.

And Noboru-kun has completed this internship perfectly.

Mission details released in advance!

For those of you who are reading this article, we will be releasing a special preview of the missions

1st mission "Escape game"

In the first mission, you will be asked to take a quiz about Beyond.

The answers are posted on the website and recruitment site, so each person can enter the answer while searching the page, and those who answer correctly can move on to the next room.

Something good may happen to those who can reach the final room...! (maybe)

2nd mission "Building"

The second is the real thrill of hack crafting, building blocks.

We will assemble the module as designed using visual programming.

Complete the module by placing blocks by inputting commands such as ``Go forward,'' ``Place block,'' and ``Repeat.''

3rd mission "Light the server lamp"

Next is a "circuit" mission that requires a little bit of brainpower.

In order to turn on the server, you have to light several points on fire, and if you make one mistake, the server will go up in flames, which is an impossible task in real life (lol)

The difficulty level is a little high, as you need to think about where to light the fire while creating a program, but don't worry, the management will give you hints as you progress.

4th mission "Team development! Build a tower!"

The final mission is a team battle.

Divide into two teams and build with a simple rule: ``The team that builds the tallest tower wins.''

There are four types of tower themes, and you will decide on the type of tower and the division of roles through discussion within your team.

It is essential that the completed tower be able to be climbed by people, so we must keep this in mind as we proceed with the building.

This kind of "teamwork" is also necessary for engineers, so the key is how well you can communicate and build!

Held on November 11, 2020!

• "I would like to participate in an internship online"
• "I don't know much about engineers, but I'm interested."
• "It looks like fun so I'd like to participate."

Such people are very welcome.

If you have time on November 11th (Wednesday) from 14:00 to 17:00, we look forward to your application!

Click here for the application page

This is Fujisawa, a recruiter who is also into Korean dramas.