Internet personality Alanah Pearce announced that she would be working at SIE Santa Monica, the studio behind the popular game God of War.

She made the announcement via Twitter, saying that she joined the studio as a writer for an upcoming project. No details have been given about the project, and we won’t speculate on its nature.

Pearce had previously worked with Santa Monica before, hosting the God of War panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2018.

“Working with them on that was essentially the moment I knew I wanted to work there. AND NOW I DO!” she said in a tweet.

Pearce has an illustrious career in the internet and gaming spheres, having worked at companies like IGN and Rooster Teeth. She also has two of her own podcasts, for covering both gaming and one for comedy.

Additionally, she’s also become an advocate for accessibility in gaming, starting her own awards show. The VGA Awards (Videogame Accessibility Awards) is an awards show dedicated to celebrating accessibility in games. The first edition of the awards just passed, with a livestream that was held on the 15th of November.

After the announcement was made, Pearce was rushed with congratulations from fellow members of the industry including members of Rooster Teeth like Barbara Dunkelman and Greg Miller, as well as Phil Spencer, Vice-President of gaming at Microsoft.

She even posted a screenshot of her name trending in California, due to everyone congratulating her on the big move.