Game Producer: Platform Games
Atari, Inc. (company site, opens in a new tab)3–6 yrsRemoteDirect career pageEst. 8–15 LPA
Posted 2h ago
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About This Role
- Own full lifecycle management of platform game titles including strategy, production, testing, launch, and live operations.
- Coordinate internal teams and external studios to ensure timely delivery across multiple live project pipelines using agile/scrum methodologies.
- Manage relationships with platform partners (Reddit, MSN) and external vendors while monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs) such as live games, revenue per daily player, and engagement.
Minimum Requirements
- 3+ years experience as a game producer or associate producer on casual, mobile, or browser games with shipped titles end to end.
- Hands-on experience with agile/scrum planning and sprint scheduling in live production environments.
- Working knowledge of Unity and HTML5 game development pipelines.
- Location requirement: Remote with core overlap in Europe/India time zones.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced in managing multiple platform game titles simultaneously, balancing internal teams and external outsourced partners.
- Proficient in project management with strong communication skills to drive schedule adherence and mitigate risks.
- Comfortable using data dashboards and revenue metrics to inform production and live-ops decisions, ideally with passion or familiarity in retro/arcade gaming and Atari IP.