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12 days ago
Description
Job Description:
You will take part in creating an educational and competitive online video game that mirrors the business world. Video games are becoming valued tools for companies and institutions around the world. In this game, players experience a variety of jobs and business tasks such as (but not limited to) building a house, negotiating deals, and passing an interview. You will communicate with employees, as well as business partners to integrate frequently occurring problems faced during the jobs and tasks included in the game. As the videogame industry begins to encompass training in a more expansive capacity, you will have the opportunity to jump in early and make your mark. This will be a remote work position.
Responsibilities:
- Work closely with the company leadership and business partners to design the game
- Determine which game engine is the most price effective for the company and fully exploit its capabilities for game creation
- Function autonomously to solve issues which arise throughout the process
Required graduation year
2013 - 2026
Number of positions available
8
Requirements
- Online portfolio showing examples of your design work
- Utility of programming and multimedia development software
- Capable of designing a game from planning to production stage.
- Course work in game development,visual design, computer science, software engineering, or a related field
About Sports Media
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What happens after you send in your application?
Sports Media has not provided an expected interview date. Due to the volume of applications, Sports Media has indicated that they will not follow up unless you are selected for an interview.
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