BSGD Careers
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Job Listings
Game Development
North America
- Tencent (346 jobs): Tencent Careers
- Activision (86 jobs): Activision Careers
- PTW (109 jobs): PTW Careers
- 31st Union (13 jobs): 31st Union Careers
- 2K (83 jobs): 2K Careers
- King (30 jobs): King Careers
- Warner Bros. Games (127 jobs): Warner Bros. Games Careers
- Voodoo (6 jobs): Voodoo Careers
- Ubisoft (10 jobs): Ubisoft Careers
- Blizzard Entertainment (98 jobs): Blizzard Careers
- PlayStation Global (98 jobs): PlayStation Careers
- Riot Games (44 jobs): Riot Games Careers
- Take-Two Interactive (12 jobs): Take-Two Careers
- Testronic (5 jobs): Testronic Careers
- The Pokemon Company (16 jobs): Pokemon Careers
- Nintendo (78 jobs): Nintendo Careers
- Truplay Games (4 jobs): Truplay Careers
- Studio Wildcard (4 jobs): Studio Wildcard Careers
- Rebellion (1 job): Rebellion Careers
- Paradoxum Games (1 job): Paradoxum Games Careers
- Lightspeed Studios (3 jobs): Lightspeed Studios Careers
Software Development
Job Boards
Game Development
Work With Indies is a job board (with over 225k monthly page views) and inclusive community (with 18,000 members) supporting careers working for and with indie game developers.
We are GamesJobsDirect.com the game industry’s #1 job board! We pride ourselves on delivering outstanding results for both hiring studios and candidates, having helped over 600 companies globally hire the best talent.
GC is a site where you can discover game companies and what games they made throughout the years. We want to support the global gaming industry and its players by showing the world who they are and from where their favourite games comes from.
Remote Game Jobs is the best job board to find remote work and hire remote talents in the game industry. Reach thousands of potential candidates, ready to start working remotely today.
Software Development
Tips
- Keep learning and building your skills as a developer; continuous growth is essential in this field.
- Employers are more interested in the projects you’ve worked on than just a list of skills.
- Understanding and showcasing how you use AI in your work is crucial, as employers now consider it a necessary skill.
- Write a blog or create a tutorial on a topic related to your field; this demonstrates expertise and initiative.
- Differentiate yourself from the crowd; a resume and LinkedIn profile alone are not enough.
- Leverage LinkedIn to connect with industry professionals and message them about your goals. The internet makes it possible to reach out to anyone.
- Spend time preparing for technical and behavioral interviews. Practice common coding problems, and be ready to discuss your projects and the role you played in them.
- Stay positive and be persistent. It is a challenging job market but things will get better.
“Much of my success comes from my positive atitude and friendly personality.”
– Professor Maple