Job Types We Offer

2D / Texture Artist

• A 2D Artist/texturer is an individual who develops textures for digital media within the gaming industry. They create 2D textures for digital images including colors, details, and surface textures. [more.....]

2D Animator

• A 2D Animator is a person who gives motion to video game graphics and images that, without intervention, would otherwise not move on their own. [more.....]

3D Animator / Motion Graphics

• A 3D Animator creates images in a three dimensional format allowing the images to be viewed and moved like real objects. This is especially important to give gamers the most lifelike gaming experience. [more.....]

3D Artist / Modeller

• A 3D Artist/Modeler is experienced in creating organic 3D models, realistic characters, textures and/or shadowing and lighting in their image models for video games. This person will likely have a very keen attention to detail, as well as the ability to take gaming projects all the way through to completion on a relatively tight time schedule. [more.....]

3D Graphics Programmer

• A 3D Graphics Programmer uses graphic programs like CAD, Adobe Illustrator, or other drawing programs to create images that can be manipulated on it's x, y, or z axis'. [more.....]

Academic

• An Academic is a teacher or professor that teaches within the various professional fields of gaming. This person will have some sort of specialized experience or education in one or more facets of the industry. [more.....]

Administrator

• An Administrator position requires a person who can handle the day to day operational tasks in an office, or other professional setting. [more.....]

AI Programmer

• An AI (Artificial Intelligence) Programmer is responsible for creating the illusion during game play of intelligent behavior by NPC's (non player characters). [more.....]

Art Director

• The Art Director is in charge of the overall visual appearance and how it communicates visually, stimulates moods, contrasts features, and psychologically appeals to a target audience. The Art Director makes decisions about visual elements used, what artistic style to use, and when to use motion. [more.....]

Assistant Project Manager

• An Assistant Project Manager in the Gaming industry is typically responsible for helping the Lead Project Manager with his/her duties. The roles that an Assistant Project Manager will undertake are maintaining and coordinating the Project Manager's meetings and appointments, handling most administrative duties, and keeping an eye on productivity as a whole amongst the game's team of programmers, designers, etc. [more.....]

Audio Engineer

• An Audio Engineer in the video gaming industry is a specialist in sound, acoustic, and music technologies. This person is likely to be proficient in multiple types of recording medias, including digital and analog equipment. An Audio Engineer is primarily concerned with tasks like mic placement, adjusting audio levels, pre-amp settings, and other aspects regarding the physical part of recording. They are an integral part of the sound and music you hear while playing the video game. [more.....]

Audio Programmer

• Audio Programmers work in the digital games industry. They are responsible for the processing, storage and playback of sound effects and music in the game. They write the software tools and utilities to support the sound and music. It is a highly skilled job and Audio Programmers need a high level of technical knowledge and understanding of a wide range of computer programs as well as a passion for the games. They will often work both for the game team directly and the software department. The A [more.....]

Business Analyst

• A Business Analyst is a very important position for any company within the Video Gaming Industry. This role is typically held by a college graduate who has experience in finance and the quantitative measures of a business. Each video game a company creates will be given a budget, and those funds will be allocated as determined by the Business Analyst. [more.....]

Composer

• The Composer/Musician job for a video game is the position responsible for conceptualizing, writing, and/or performing the music for the game. Creating music for a video game is a highly developed skill that often requires years of experience in composition. The music for a video must fit the different levels, characters, story lines, and emotions one experiences when playing the game; hence the need for a competent and experienced Composer/Musician. [more.....]

Game Designer

• A Video Game Designer is involved in the pre-production stage of game development. The Game Designer is responsible for creating the content and rules of the video game. In the post production stage of game development, design of gameplay, environment, storyline, and characters are also part of a Game Designer's responsibilities. [more.....]

Game Programmer

• A Game Programmer is responsible for writing the code for video games. This person is responsible for being to work with multiple platforms as they may be programming games for various gaming devices. [more.....]

Graphic Artist

• The Graphic Artist for a video games is a creative an imaginative person who creates graphic art or prints based on the concepts and designs brought to them. [more.....]

Graphic Design Manager

• A Graphic Design Manager is responsible for managing the graphic design team for a video game. The person will likely have a college degree and/or several years of experience as graphic designer. They will ensure that the team stays on task and schedule in order to meet deadlines, and maintain productivity. [more.....]

Graphic Designer

• A Graphic Designer is someone who is responsible for conceptualizing and creating graphics for a video game. This person could be responsible for designing everything from characters, to setting and background images, to the features on the main menu. [more.....]

Lead Artist

• The Lead Artist leads an art team in the development of the highest quality of art work for Video Games. The art team is comprised of animation, environments, character creation, visual effects and user interface and works directly with the Design and Engineering team. The Artist, Lead will work with the Art Director and Design Leads to drive the art team to follow the creative vision. [more.....]

Lead Programmer

• The Lead Programmer for a video game is responsible for all of the games programming. This position usually requires several years of experience in game programming, and is entrusted with ensuring that all aspects of programming are functioning properly during development. [more.....]

Middleware / Tools Programmer

• A Middleware / Tools Programmer is a person that programs within the subsystems of the game engine. Middleware can be helpful in that it may provide better platform for creating specialized areas of programming. [more.....]

Network Programmer

• The Network Programmer for video games is responsible for writing the code that allows gamers live multiplayer capability. Network Programming is considered to be one of the most technically challenging areas of programming surrounding gaming. [more.....]

Programming Manager

• The Programming Manager will have the final say and sole responsibility for maintaing proper deadlines and functionality of all facets regarding the programming of the video game. This is a senior position that requires years of experience and a keen understanding of both programming the the personalities of programmers. [more.....]

UI Programmer

• The UI (User Interface) Programmer works at designing the interactions with which a person will interact with the video game. They may develop an array of UIs that can be used for multiple ongoing and future projects. [more.....]

VFX

• A Visual Effects Artist (VFX), is a unique and creative position within the video game industry. Gaming requires VFX in many aspects of the actual graphic design of the video game itself, as well as the game's character features and environment. [more.....]

Writer

• A video game Writer will have extensive experience with writing, often past experience as a video game reviewer or in writing science fiction. This is a position requiring a strong and vivid imagination in writing the story's plot, character development, and creating storyboards. [more.....]

Job description sources include (but are not limited to) imdb.com, skillset.org and wikipedia.