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Guerrilla Games, the developer behind the critically acclaimed Killzone and Horizon series, has released a series of videos providing a glimpse at the studio's office as well as the developers' work.
The videos feature a tour through Guerrilla's office which is located in the heart of Amsterdam as well as interviews with various employees – from animators and game designers to community managers and programmers – who share their experience of working at the studio.
Apparently, the videos are aimed at attracting more specialists to the studio as currently, Guerrilla is looking to expand its team and is hiring for multiple positions including artists, designers, programmers, and more. At the moment, there are 38 open positions on the company's website.
Here's the list of job openings Guerrilla is now offering:
- Senior Tools Programmer;
- Senior Combat Designer;
- Tools Designer;
- Senior Machine Gameplay Designer;
- Infrastructure Engineer;
- World Artist;
- Senior Technical Artist (Pipelines & Tools);
- Senior Creature Animator;
- Senior Character Artist;
- Senior Technical Character Artist;
- Production Asset Artist;
- Lighting Artist;
- Atmospheric FX Artist;
- Ambient Animation Lead;
- Cinematic Tech Programmer;
- Technical Art Director;
- Senior Game Programmer;
- AI Programmer;
- Narrative Designer;
- Senior DevOps Engineer;
- Principal Writer;
- Game Writer;
- Animation Programmer;
- Principal Environment Concept Artist;
- Lead Online Tech Programmer;
- Game Tech Programmer;
- JIRA Administrator;
- Senior Character Animator;
- Senior Character Rigger;
- Senior Art Producer;
- Senior Animation Producer;
- Quest Designer;
- QA Manager;
- Senior/Principal Player Investment Designer;
- Senior Gameplay Systems Designer;
- Senior Technical Designer;
- Senior UI/UX Designer;
- Technical Animation Manager.
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