<h2>ABOUT SPLASH DAMAGE</h2>We believe that games play better with friends. For more than 20 years, we’ve been creating team-based multiplayer experiences that have entertained tens of millions of players all over the world and forged countless new friendships along the way.Our studio culture is rooted in our open, friendly, and collaborative environment. Our games are made by people from all over the world, from our entry-level Fresh Talent hires to industry veterans, and we believe that fostering that diverse culture is the best way to build both our games and our studio. We have won numerous awards, including a ‘World-Class’ accreditation by Best Companies and being named one of the UK’s 100 Best Large Companies to work for.While our offices are based in Bromley, UK, our people have access to progressive working patterns that give them the flexibility to decide how to do their best work.Benefits:We offer a comprehensive benefits package for you and your family, including:<ul><li>Work your way with access to progressive working patterns including hybrid and fully remote</li><li>Substantial performance-related pay system on top of your basic compensation, along with enhanced pension contributions and our life assurance scheme</li><li>Bespoke VISA and relocation packages for you and your family, with support from our team throughout the whole process</li><li>25 days of holiday and 8 Bank Holidays a year, plus our annual studio closure between Christmas and New Year’s</li><li>Private Medical and Dental Cover for you and your family, along with a 24/7 digital GP service</li><li>Extensive Mental Health support, with Line Manager Mental Health training, a group of Mental Health First-Aiders, and on-site or remote counselling</li><li>Our bespoke Learning and Development course framework to help you grow as an employee, manager, and leader</li><li>Industry-leading fully paid 30 weeks maternity leave &amp; 10 weeks paternity leave</li></ul><h2>THE ROLE</h2>We are looking for a high impact, passionate leader to lead a large team of developers to deliver the next AAA hit.You'll be responsible for the delivery of the project and ensuring that it meets the studio’s goals. You are the standard bearer and immediate point of contact with the Studio Leadership Team. You’ll be the head of a senior team that will collectively own the responsibilities for strategic planning and delivery, including roadmap planning, team building and organization, client management and alignment all while balancing internal and external needs to ensure an on-time, on budget, high quality delivery.What you will do<ul><li>Be the point of contact between the Studio and Dev Team for all project related communication, including development scheduling and planning, budget matters, product vision, team morale and recruitment</li><li>Maintain a well-organized, efficient and happy team</li><li>Identify and solve issues before they turn into bigger problems</li><li>Create a "can-do" atmosphere that inspires the team to perform beyond their expectations</li><li>Hold your senior team accountable for the quality of the game experience</li><li>Coordinate and manage your senior team of Designers, Artist, Programmers and Production staff, and ensure that are managing their own disciplines and reports</li><li>Work in close partnership with our Studio Management to maintain alignment throughout the project</li><li>Own the negotiation of all contracts with external resources used on the project, in tandem with the Studio’s Outsourcing Manager</li><li>Own project P&amp;L to maintain project profitability</li></ul>Skills you'll need<ul><li>Leadership skills including attracting and inspiring top talent, public speaking that drives action, and creating a culture to succeed</li><li> Extensive experience working in live service games development as a Senior Producer or higher</li><li> Proven track record of delivering projects on time and to quality, with at least 2 shipped console or PC titles</li><li> Deep understanding of game development and pipelines including knowledge of latest production methodologies (Agile, SCRUM, Waterfall, Lean)</li><li> Ability to balance forecasting, strategy, planning, and execution</li><li> Solid understanding of major trends in the gaming business</li><li> Strong presentation skills at every level of the business</li><li> Excellent organisational and interpersonal skills</li><li>UE5 experience a plus</li></ul>Splash Damage is an equal opportunity employer. We believe our teams create better work when they have a range of perspectives to draw from, and we are committed to creating an inclusive working environment that celebrates diversity.

About Splash Damage  Splash Damage is dedicated to crafting team-based games that ignite friendships as much as they do healthy competition and teamwork. We’ve forged enduring experiences within some of gaming’s most beloved franchises over the years and are now entering a bold new era fuelled by ambitious projects utilising both established and original IP, a move into self-publishing and expansion into new locations.  We're advocates for a healthy work-life balance and believe that our teams create the best work when they have a range of perspectives and experiences to draw from. We're committed to increasing diversity across our studio, fostering an inclusive environment to ensure everyone's voices are heard. Our efforts have been recognised with several best employer awards over the years. Most recently, we were awarded the coveted 3-star ‘world-class employer’ accreditation by Best Companies and named the 58th best large company to work for in the UK, and the 29th best large company in London. Due to the on-going COVID-19 situation, we're all currently working from home. We continue to hire across our projects and will set you up remotely for the time being.  We offer a comprehensive benefits package for you and your family, including: <ul><li>Private Medical and Dental Cover for you and your family, along with the 24/7 Babylon digital GP service </li><li>Get mental health support from our trained Mental Health First Aiders or via our third-party counselling service </li><li>24/7 employee assistance helpline offering advice and support on a range of topics, including health, relationships, finances, and the law </li><li>25 days of annual leave, plus 8 public holidays and our annual closure between Christmas and New Year’s </li></ul><ul><li>Industry-leading fully-paid 30 weeks maternity leave &amp; 10 weeks paternity leave </li><li>Enhanced company pension contributions </li><li>Our famous social events are open to you and your family to help you build friendships and have some fun along the way </li><li>Group life assurance scheme </li></ul> About Development Management at Splash Damage  Development Managers are the execution pioneers here at Splash Damage, responsible for building and delivering game experiences that continually delight our fans on a daily basis.  We are the guardians of agile development process and practice; are responsible for driving alignment and accountability within each game team; are relentlessly focused on continued improvement; and ensure partners goals are met with mind-blowing ends.  The Development Management team is a collective hivemind, collaborating with their product teams, operational disciplines and studio leadership, sharing knowledge and best practices. We are stewards of accountability making sure every developer here owns their products, processes and quality. We keep teams balanced, projects on track and stakeholders informed. We strive for smarter delivery, stronger teams and building forward-thinking live experiences that our players, and ourselves are all proud of.  What you're responsible for:  A Development Director leads and drives a game's overall development plan, constantly focused on team performance and health whilst executing against the ongoing vision for the game. They are entrusted with bringing together the people, materials and tools, un encumbering teams through constant direction, mentoring and management; and are not afraid to change agile production process to match team performance to ensure a strong focus on quality, teamwork, communication and improvement to continually execute great games and content.  As a Development Director you own the project plan to launch and continually operate the game in on time, to quality, and within budget. Drawing on your agile leadership experience, you are able to continually review and improve the development process and team performance, and executive development plans to suit different projects.  You are quality-first focused and understand the needs of our players and the business. You will be accountable for the overall project plan and make data-driven decisions to improve your teams and align them around the long-term plans for operating a GaaS. You will be the voice of reason when needed, as teams balance creative ambition with their proven capacity to execute on time. You will be the single source of truth and represent the state and the outlook of the project internally and to external clients; and able to foster a open, fun and transparent development culture that makes teams and players love the games we make.  If you pull this off in year one, you can expect to gain additional scale to your role and everything that comes with that. What we'd like to see:  - A gamer: you love games, you play games, you take play seriously – it’s what drove you to the industry and why you love coming to work every single day  - A strategist: your careful planning and dream to produce results makes you an effective leader who can balance and prioritize short-term solutions with the long-term vision and goals; when making key decisions, you leave no stone unturned.  - A tactical delegator: you know how to get things done by using your tailored and proven management skills and clinical handling of agile development to allow your team to execute on the goals and craft the best product possible.  - Aspirational leader: you help others empower themselves by fostering an environment of shared ownership, accountability, constructive criticism, recognition, appreciation, and collaboration; you communicate daily with the team to update them on issues, achievements, priorities and goals.  - An information sponge: You are able to collect and articulate it with the teams and clients on a regular basis, tailoring your style and the content suitable to the audience at hand.  - A communications specialist: you know that good leadership is based on clear and aligned communication and trust. You are an ambitious leader that constantly maintains a high standard of openness and trust with every team member and expect the same high level of patience from your team as you do yourself.  - A flawless executioner: you've got the entire project mapped out with a clear view of the likely obstacles that are in your path and always have a crafted plan to steer clear of them through agile production and planning and advise other project leaders from falling over the same pitfalls.  Splash Damage is an equal opportunity employer. We believe our teams create better work when they have a range of perspectives to draw from, and we are committed to creating an inclusive working environment that celebrates diversity.

<h2>ABOUT SPLASH DAMAGE</h2>We believe that games play better with friends. For more than 20 years, we’ve been creating team-based multiplayer experiences that have entertained tens of millions of players all over the world and forged countless new friendships along the way.Our studio culture is rooted in our open, friendly, and collaborative environment. Our games are made by people from all over the world, from our entry-level Fresh Talent hires to industry veterans, and we believe that fostering that diverse culture is the best way to build both our games and our studio. We have won numerous awards, including a ‘World-Class’ accreditation by Best Companies and being named one of the UK’s 100 Best Large Companies to work for.While our offices are based in Bromley, UK, our people have access to progressive working patterns that give them the flexibility to decide how to do their best work.Benefits:We offer a comprehensive benefits package for you and your family, including:<ul><li>Work your way with access to progressive working patterns including hybrid and fully remote</li><li>Substantial performance-related pay system on top of your basic compensation, along with enhanced pension contributions and our life assurance scheme</li><li>Bespoke VISA and relocation packages for you and your family, with support from our team throughout the whole process</li><li>25 days of holiday and 8 Bank Holidays a year, plus our annual studio closure between Christmas and New Year’s</li><li>Private Medical and Dental Cover for you and your family, along with a 24/7 digital GP service</li><li>Extensive Mental Health support, with Line Manager Mental Health training, a group of Mental Health First-Aiders, and on-site or remote counselling</li><li>Our bespoke Learning and Development course framework to help you grow as an employee, manager, and leader</li><li>Industry-leading fully paid 30 weeks maternity leave &amp; 10 weeks paternity leave</li></ul><h2>THE ROLE</h2>At Splash Damage, we create multiplayer combat games that champion team play and promote lifelong friendships. Members of the Gameplay programming team at Splash Damage are responsible for implementing new and exciting gameplay features within a multiplayer environment. We work closely with other disciplines to help them realise their ideas through rapid prototyping and iterative agile development.As a Senior Gameplay Engineer, you will use your advanced knowledge and experience to own the technical design and implementation of large-scale game features. Through mentoring and championing of best practices, you will provide day-to-day support for more junior members of the team whilst effectively managing your own time and workload through delegation. You will help drive the project forward by working with your discipline lead to plan and maintain roadmaps.We believe that constantly improving our skills is an essential part of the job and offer regular leadership, management and mentoring training opportunities.You excel at:<ul><li>Working with members of multiple disciplines to effectively elicit requirements and translate them into technical designs.</li><li>Identifying and championing best practices within your specialist domain.</li><li>Working effectively in open and collaborative environments.</li><li>Employing a can-do attitude to solve difficult problems as part of an agile, fast-moving and highly-focused team.</li><li>Writing clear, maintainable and portable code.</li><li>Communicating ideas, intent and constraints to both technical and non-technical team members.</li></ul>You have:<ul><li>Strong practical knowledge of C++, with relevant professional experience.</li><li>Strong understanding of game-development related 3D maths principles.</li><li>The ability to communicate effectively with technical and non-technical team members.</li><li>Excellent time management skills and the ability to self-organise.</li><li>The people skills to work collaboratively within a team.</li><li>Professional experience iteratively implementing gameplay features from inception to delivery.</li><li>Experience mentoring junior team members and providing clear and considered feedback.</li><li>Experience working in all phases of game development, from feature design and implementation to bug-fixing.</li></ul>Even better if you have:<ul><li>Professional development experience with real-time networked multiplayer games.</li><li>Professional Unreal Engine 4 development experience.</li><li>Experience developing for Xbox One and/or PS4. PlayStation5 experience a bonus</li><li>Experience profiling and optimising code for optimal CPU, memory and bandwidth usage.</li><li>Experience developing procedurally generated environments.</li><li>Experience in animation programming.</li><li>Experience delivering systems or content for a live-service release schedule would be a plus</li></ul>Splash Damage is an equal opportunity employer. We believe our teams create better work when they have a range of perspectives to draw from, and we are committed to creating an inclusive working environment that celebrates diversity.

ABOUT SPLASH DAMAGE We believe that games play better with friends. For more than 20 years, we’ve been creating team-based multiplayer experiences that have entertained tens of millions of players all over the world and forged countless new friendships along the way. Our studio culture is rooted in our open, friendly, and collaborative environment. Our games are made by people from all over the world, from our entry-level Fresh Talent hires to industry veterans, and we believe that fostering that diverse culture is the best way to build both our games and our studio. We have won numerous awards, including a ‘World-Class’ accreditation by Best Companies and being named one of the UK’s 100 Best Large Companies to work for. While our offices are based in Bromley, UK, our people have access to progressive working patterns that give them the flexibility to decide how to do their best work. THE OPPORTUNITY Ever wanted to make your own mark on a shooter? Well at Splash Damage, there’s plenty of opportunity to do just that – depending on the size of the team (we make different size projects to suit different people), you’ll manage the design for the whole game, or own one of area of the game completely. Sound interesting? Good - this is a pivotal role at the heart of a dynamic team of talented people who love to get stuff done. THE TEAM As a Lead Game Designer, you’ll be a terrific mentor to designers and someone the Design Director trusts and looks toward to help to communicate and evangelise the game vision, helping the team express their goals through a fantastic player experience. At Splash Damage, we genuinely believe in teams collaborating, so you can expect to be talking to artists, animators, programmers, writers, and a whole load of other people on the team too. What better way to align teams, than by talking to them? THE DOCS We often use documents to communicate our intent, keeping them fun, clear, and sometimes illustrated! We also use templates to make everyone lives a bit easier, so you won’t need to spend days locked in a room writing by candlelight. But in the end, documents are there to get ideas across, so expect to follow up in person to help people grasp ideas and answer questions. After all, it really helps if everyone is bought into the idea and is excited to help realise it in game. THE FUN STUFF You’ll own whole feature designs of the game, and at times, the whole game itself! Sometimes that will mean pitching an initial idea, getting feedback from feature teams and once design, art and programming have had a chance to kick the tyres, getting a prototype up and running. But at other times, that will mean you’ll be managing, mentoring, and coaching Game Designers on your team, working alongside Production to help them realise their designs in the build. Once in game, the fun really begins – you’ll help teams with balancing, think about the metrics you need and let people know about any development restrictions, after all constraints can really help junior members find their feet! When you’re ready, you’ll lead focus group sessions, gather feedback, and share your findings with the product team – together you can figure out whether it’s what your players really want! COMMUNICATING WELL At Splash Damage, we believe in communicating well, always remembering who we’re talking to and how they might perceive what we’re saying. You’ll have the chance to talk to external partners and feedback on their deliverables and manage relationships, plus chat to the Press, our Fans, and the community, as well as speak in pre-recorded sessions and live events. And don’t worry, if public speaking isn’t your thing, there’s even help with that too. You will regularly present the areas of the game you are responsible for to the studio. Where necessary you will act as the deputy to the Design Director. We believe everyone can be a leader in their field. We’d like you to become one of them. YOUR EXPERIENCE <ul><li>A love of games – you make them, you buy them, you play them &amp; talk about them!</li><li>A strong grasp of game design, but with an area you really get excited about – it could be narrative, game-feel, retention, usability, player motivation or something else.</li><li>Industry experience in a Lead position on one AAA console or PC title that featured a multiplayer component and worked on it from beginning to end: hopefully a 1st or 3rd person shooter!</li><li>Capacity to think and communicate in terms of the player experience</li><li>Happy working independently and are drawn to solving problems</li><li>Leadership experience, including running a multi-person design team and familiarity with managing the performance of designers on your team. Experience planning, challenging and refining task estimates for junior designers.</li><li>You are used to communicating vision and getting buy-in from teams &amp; stakeholders</li><li>Excellent verbal and presentation skills</li><li>Comfortable writing quality design documentation; including wiki-based design documentation, flow charts and spreadsheets</li><li>Knowledge of industry trends regarding genres, gameplay, and development and financial models</li><li>Experience of prototyping gameplay mechanics using UE4, Unity, or similar</li><li>An understanding of systems, systemic design, emergent gameplay, and the place of procedural content generation in development</li></ul>Splash Damage is an equal opportunity employer. We believe our teams create better work when they have a range of perspectives to draw from, and we are committed to creating an inclusive working environment that celebrates diversity. BENEFITS We offer a comprehensive benefits package for you and your family, including: <ul><li>Work your way with access to progressive working patterns including hybrid and fully remote</li><li>Substantial performance-related pay system on top of your basic compensation, along with enhanced pension contributions and our life assurance scheme</li><li>Bespoke VISA and relocation packages for you and your family, with support from our team throughout the whole process</li><li>25 days of holiday and 8 Bank Holidays a year, plus our annual studio closure between Christmas and New Year’s</li><li>Private Medical and Dental Cover for you and your family, along with a 24/7 digital GP service</li><li>Extensive Mental Health support, with Line Manager Mental Health training, a group of Mental Health First-Aiders, and on-site or remote counselling</li><li>Our bespoke Learning and Development course framework to help you grow as an employee, manager, and leader</li><li>Industry-leading fully paid 30 weeks maternity leave &amp; 10 weeks paternity leave</li></ul>

<h2>ABOUT SPLASH DAMAGE</h2>We believe that games play better with friends. For more than 20 years, we’ve been creating team-based multiplayer experiences that have entertained tens of millions of players all over the world and forged countless new friendships along the way.Our studio culture is rooted in our open, friendly, and collaborative environment. Our games are made by people from all over the world, from our entry-level Fresh Talent hires to industry veterans, and we believe that fostering that diverse culture is the best way to build both our games and our studio. We have won numerous awards, including a ‘World-Class’ accreditation by Best Companies and being named one of the UK’s 100 Best Large Companies to work for.While our offices are based in Bromley, UK, our people have access to progressive working patterns that give them the flexibility to decide how to do their best work.Benefits:We offer a comprehensive benefits package for you and your family, including:<ul><li>Work your way with access to progressive working patterns including hybrid and fully remote</li><li>Substantial performance-related pay system on top of your basic compensation, along with enhanced pension contributions and our life assurance scheme</li><li>Bespoke VISA and relocation packages for you and your family, with support from our team throughout the whole process</li><li>25 days of holiday and 8 Bank Holidays a year, plus our annual studio closure between Christmas and New Year’s</li><li>Private Medical and Dental Cover for you and your family, along with a 24/7 digital GP service</li><li>Extensive Mental Health support, with Line Manager Mental Health training, a group of Mental Health First-Aiders, and on-site or remote counselling</li><li>Our bespoke Learning and Development course framework to help you grow as an employee, manager, and leader</li><li>Industry-leading fully paid 30 weeks maternity leave &amp; 10 weeks paternity leave</li></ul><h2>THE ROLE</h2>Whether they are hard surface architectural, mostly organic or a fusion of both, the worlds that the Environment Artists create here at Splash Damage are not only spectacular in terms of their visuals but are lovingly crafted game play spaces.We trust our Senior Environment Artists to build awe inspiring worlds that play and perform well with high-quality assets that are delivered on time and within the technical specifications required for the game to be performant.Splash Damage is looking for a Senior Environment Artist to join our growing teams of talented developers, helping us to create exciting games that are expertly built and enjoyed by millions.You Will:<ul><li>Create standalone and modular Environment assets varying in scale and complexity.</li><li>Model assets using reference photographs and concept Art materials.</li><li>Work with the Lead Environment Artist to create high quality environments in keeping with the project's visual direction.</li><li>Produce work within performance specifications under strict deadlines.</li><li>Review and implement your work using the game editor.</li><li>Trouble shoot asset errors and action creative feedback.</li><li>Collaborate with other sub-disciplines such as Level Design, Lighting, VFX and Tech Art.</li><li>Coach and mentor junior level staff through knowledge sharing.</li></ul>You Have:<ul><li>An up-to-date portfolio filled with examples of Environment work.</li><li>A strong understanding of shape, form and composition.</li><li>Proven abilities in optimised 3D asset creation.</li><li>Solid experience of PBR workflows.</li><li>Proficiency with industry standard modelling tools such as 3D Studio Max and Maya.</li><li>Experience working with Photoshop, Substance Painter.</li><li>Good communication skills.</li><li>The ability to work well within a team.</li><li>Worked with industry standard asset tracking software such as Jira.</li></ul>Bonus Points for:<ul><li>An understanding of the impact of Environment Art on Level Design.</li><li>Experience working within Unreal Engine 4+</li><li>Skills with supporting software such as Zbrush and Substance Designer.</li><li>A mixture of hard surface and foliage asset modelling skills.</li><li>Set dressing and beautification pass experience.</li></ul>Splash Damage is an equal opportunity employer. We believe our teams create better work when they have a range of perspectives to draw from, and we are committed to creating an inclusive working environment that celebrates diversity.

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 This is an excellent opportunity for a passionate, and experienced Tools Engineer, to join the team behind Total War, Alien: Isolation and Halo Wars 2, to create thrilling game experiences on a new project being built in Unreal Engine 5 (UE5). This will be based at our studio in Horsham, in the heart of West Sussex. We’re building an agile team focused on continuous improvement. The ideal candidate will have a passion for learning, innovation and developing simple, powerful solutions and will bring a focus on delivering value to customers quickly. In this role you will iterate quickly not only on our technical solutions but also on our teams’ own practices and patterns of work to continuously improve our ability to support the project and develop amazing experiences with UE5. Flexible working at Creative Assembly includes hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio. We recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach and empower our teams to define the working patterns which work best for them, which may mean different things for different teams and roles and at different times. This role is Hybrid and has an expectation of 1 day every 2 weeks in our Horsham studio. This role would consider fully remote working within country of employment. Further details can be discussed during the recruitment process. Key Responsibilities On a day-to-day basis, you will <ul><li>Develop tools and solutions to support our developers &amp; enable fast flow of work and fast feedback for their changes to our UE5 project</li><li>Participate in our team’s process of ongoing continuous improvement</li><li>Work closely with developers to help improve their processes and solve problems in active development on our UE5 project</li><li>Work closely with your team to further our team, project and studio values of continuous improvement, learning and rewarding, joyful work</li><li>Foster sustainable development by maintaining the health and simplicity of our portfolio of solutions</li><li>Partner, share knowledge and assist colleagues in their personal development</li><li>Have a tangible positive impact on the effectiveness of our team.</li></ul>Knowledge, Skill and Experience Essential <ul><li>Experience with and interest in working with Unreal Engine</li><li>Strong experience developing in C++</li><li>Strong technical programming skills</li><li>Knowledge of and active interest in Software Delivery Performance, modern working practices and development methodologies (ToC, Agile, DevOps, Lean, SoPK)</li><li>Comfortable working in an innovative, experimental environment with an emphasis on rapid iteration</li><li>Passion for games development and making software development enjoyable.</li></ul>Desirable <ul><li>Passion for improving the way we work and finding new solutions to existing problems</li><li>Flexible mentality and desire to experiment</li><li>Interested in working in a generative, learning environment where experimentation and safety to fail are prioritised</li><li>Focus on Continuous Improvement, delivering proven value and taking an evidence-based approach to evaluating performance</li><li>Passion for games.</li></ul> About Creative Assembly It’s an exciting time to be a part of our craft-led studio as we push boundaries, creating deep and detailed experiences that last.  Our teams are diverse from across the world, from trainees to industry veterans who constantly challenge us and make sure we are striving for the best within our games and our studio life. We are united through our shared values of Quality, Focus, Teamwork, Respect and Trust and we win awards for our culture and our people-centric approach, having won a Best Place to Work Award for six consecutive years. We invest in our people, the studio, and our projects. We are a company that’s secure and safe – you don’t need to worry about job security at CA. Flexible working at Creative Assembly includes hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio. We recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach and empower our teams to define the working patterns which work best for them, which may mean different things for different teams and roles and at different times. We’ll give you the creative freedom, tools, support, and development to achieve your potential.  Our studios are based in Horsham, UK and Sofia, Bulgaria, including several bespoke state-of-the-art audio suites and a dedicated motion capture facility.  We offer many benefits to support you and your family including: <ul><li>Flexible working: hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio working </li><li>Work from Anywhere for a temporary period each year (restrictions apply such as VISAs) </li><li>Enhanced holiday allowance, maternity and paternity breaks, flexibility with our core hours, and no-notice holidays </li><li>Bespoke relocation package for you and your dependents, with support throughout the process from our dedicated Relocation Specialists </li><li>Private medical and dental insurance, life insurance, permanent health insurance, critical illness cover and free health care screening </li><li>Generous holiday allowance plus full studio closure over the Christmas and New Year period, and all UK Bank holidays </li><li>Annual discretionary studio bonus </li><li>Join our award-winning education and social responsibility programme; the Legacy Project, as an industry ambassador to mentor and educate others </li><li>Defined career development pathways and personalised training support including SEGA Dev Day, internal masterclasses, prestigious creative workshops, on-site training with renowned specialists and global conference attendance </li><li>Opportunity to join our Diversity and Inclusion Network – an employee-led group </li><li>Season ticket travel loans and cycle to work scheme with free bike servicing and discounted car valet service on site </li><li>Free games and merchandise plus access to our extensive games library </li><li>Free breakfast in the studio every day - toast, bagels, pancakes, cereals, yoghurts, fresh fruit, smoothies, juices, milkshakes and more in our fully stocked kitchen </li><li>Wellbeing support with an employee assistance programme and onsite confidential sessions </li><li>In-studio heavily subsidised massage therapy </li><li>Discounts for home technology, travel insurance, corporate gym membership, cinema tickets, holidays, trips out and Ikea vouchers, and many local businesses including estate agents </li><li>Studio parties for you and your family; such as our Summer Festival, Christmas Party plus a separate Children’s Christmas Party. We also have Cinema days and wrap parties for game releases </li><li>Studio community activities such as life drawing, creative writing, Pilates, Walking Challenges, Couch to 5k, basketball, game and movie evenings, board game club, 5-a-side football, CA Choir, Sword fighting (yes, sword fighting) and loads more.</li></ul> Our studio sites have disabled access. We are an equal opportunities employer and encourage applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy or maternity, religion or belief.

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 This is an excellent opportunity for a talented Rendering Programmer, to join the team behind Total War, Alien: Isolation and Halo Wars 2 on an exciting new Unreal Engine 5 project very early on in development.. This will be based at our studio in Horsham, in the heart of West Sussex. We’re building an agile team focused on continuous improvement and the ideal candidate will have a passion for learning, innovation and developing simple, powerful solutions to complicated problems. The successful candidate will be able to make substantial contributions to the planning and development of cutting-edge rendering systems to help the team deliver on the vision for the game, working closely with the engine team. This is a broad role in terms of experience, and we will consider mid-level candidates, as well as senior or principal level. Flexible working at Creative Assembly includes hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio. We recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach and empower our teams to define the working patterns which work best for them, which may mean different things for different teams and roles and at different times. This role is Hybrid and has an expectation of 1 day every 2 weeks in our Horsham studio. This role would consider fully remote working within country of employment. Further details can be discussed during the recruitment process. Key Responsibilities On a day-to-day basis, you will: <ul><li>Work closely with the Engine Director to plan, develop and maintain visual features and graphics systems to support the project vision</li><li>Keep up to date on state-of-the-art rendering techniques, hardware, and technologies</li><li>Aid in mentoring more junior members of the team in their technical professional development</li><li>Design and develop innovative rendering solutions to meet the project art direction needs.</li></ul>Knowledge, Skill and Experience Essential <ul><li>Extensive professional C++ programming experience</li><li>Experience in using Unreal Engine 4</li><li>Experience with DirectX 12 or Vulkan</li><li>Knowledge of theory and practical application of 3D maths in games</li><li>Knowledge and experience developing on consoles</li><li>Experience developing high-fidelity graphics features.</li></ul>Desirable <ul><li>Experience with Unreal Engine 5</li><li>Multi-threaded / multi-core development experience</li><li>Familiarity with the latest generation of consoles</li><li>Passionate about cutting edge rendering techniques across and outside the industry</li><li>Passionate about games and solving technical problems.</li></ul> About Creative Assembly It’s an exciting time to be a part of our craft-led studio as we push boundaries, creating deep and detailed experiences that last.  Our teams are diverse from across the world, from trainees to industry veterans who constantly challenge us and make sure we are striving for the best within our games and our studio life. We are united through our shared values of Quality, Focus, Teamwork, Respect and Trust and we win awards for our culture and our people-centric approach, having won a Best Place to Work Award for six consecutive years. We invest in our people, the studio, and our projects. We are a company that’s secure and safe – you don’t need to worry about job security at CA. Flexible working at Creative Assembly includes hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio. We recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach and empower our teams to define the working patterns which work best for them, which may mean different things for different teams and roles and at different times. We’ll give you the creative freedom, tools, support, and development to achieve your potential.  Our studios are based in Horsham, UK and Sofia, Bulgaria, including several bespoke state-of-the-art audio suites and a dedicated motion capture facility.  We offer many benefits to support you and your family including: <ul><li>Flexible working: hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio working </li><li>Work from Anywhere for a temporary period each year (restrictions apply such as VISAs) </li><li>Enhanced holiday allowance, maternity and paternity breaks, flexibility with our core hours, and no-notice holidays </li><li>Bespoke relocation package for you and your dependents, with support throughout the process from our dedicated Relocation Specialists </li><li>Private medical and dental insurance, life insurance, permanent health insurance, critical illness cover and free health care screening </li><li>Generous holiday allowance plus full studio closure over the Christmas and New Year period, and all UK Bank holidays </li><li>Annual discretionary studio bonus </li><li>Join our award-winning education and social responsibility programme; the Legacy Project, as an industry ambassador to mentor and educate others </li><li>Defined career development pathways and personalised training support including SEGA Dev Day, internal masterclasses, prestigious creative workshops, on-site training with renowned specialists and global conference attendance </li><li>Opportunity to join our Diversity and Inclusion Network – an employee-led group </li><li>Season ticket travel loans and cycle to work scheme with free bike servicing and discounted car valet service on site </li><li>Free games and merchandise plus access to our extensive games library </li><li>Free breakfast in the studio every day - toast, bagels, pancakes, cereals, yoghurts, fresh fruit, smoothies, juices, milkshakes and more in our fully stocked kitchen </li><li>Wellbeing support with an employee assistance programme and onsite confidential sessions </li><li>In-studio heavily subsidised massage therapy </li><li>Discounts for home technology, travel insurance, corporate gym membership, cinema tickets, holidays, trips out and Ikea vouchers, and many local businesses including estate agents </li><li>Studio parties for you and your family; such as our Summer Festival, Christmas Party plus a separate Children’s Christmas Party. We also have Cinema days and wrap parties for game releases </li><li>Studio community activities such as life drawing, creative writing, Pilates, Walking Challenges, Couch to 5k, basketball, game and movie evenings, board game club, 5-a-side football, CA Choir, Sword fighting (yes, sword fighting) and loads more.</li></ul> Our studio sites have disabled access. We are an equal opportunities employer and encourage applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy or maternity, religion or belief.

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 Position at Creative Assembly
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 This is an excellent opportunity for a talented Animation Programmer, to join the team behind Total War, Alien: Isolation and Halo Wars 2 on an exciting new project in its early prototyping phase, iterating rapidly to create compelling gameplay experiences with a small cross-discipline team, working in Unreal Engine 5. This will be based at our studio in Horsham, in the heart of West Sussex. We’re building an agile team focused on continuous improvement and the ideal candidate will have a passion for learning, innovation and developing simple, powerful solutions to complicated problems. The successful candidate will be able to make substantial contributions to the game's animation systems and features, building up core functionality and supporting animators deliver on the vision for the game. This is a broad role in terms of experience, and we will consider mid-level candidates, as well as senior or principal level. Flexible working at Creative Assembly includes hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio. We recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach and empower our teams to define the working patterns which work best for them, which may mean different things for different teams and roles and at different times. This role is Hybrid and has an expectation of 1 day every 2 weeks in our Horsham studio. This role would consider fully remote working within country of employment. Further details can be discussed during the recruitment process. Key Responsibilities On a day-to-day basis, you will: <ul><li>Work closely with the animation team, including technical artists and riggers to inform and support the development of key animation features for the game</li><li>Be responsible for the technical aspects of shaping the animation systems throughout all areas of the game</li><li>Aid other team members in using the animation systems you have put in place, to maintain a standard of performance and quality.</li></ul>Knowledge, Skill and Experience Essential <ul><li>Extensive professional C++ programming experience</li><li>Experience developing animation systems</li><li>Good understanding of character animation and locomotion systems</li><li>Excellent verbal and written communication skills to enable effective collaboration across the project.</li></ul>Desirable <ul><li>Experience in using Unreal Engine 4 or 5 to develop animation systems</li><li>Development experience on consoles</li><li>Experience with network replication in Unreal 4 or 5</li><li>Passionate about games and solving technical problems.</li></ul> About Creative Assembly It’s an exciting time to be a part of our craft-led studio as we push boundaries, creating deep and detailed experiences that last.  Our teams are diverse from across the world, from trainees to industry veterans who constantly challenge us and make sure we are striving for the best within our games and our studio life. We are united through our shared values of Quality, Focus, Teamwork, Respect and Trust and we win awards for our culture and our people-centric approach, having won a Best Place to Work Award for six consecutive years. We invest in our people, the studio, and our projects. We are a company that’s secure and safe – you don’t need to worry about job security at CA. Flexible working at Creative Assembly includes hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio. We recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach and empower our teams to define the working patterns which work best for them, which may mean different things for different teams and roles and at different times. We’ll give you the creative freedom, tools, support, and development to achieve your potential.  Our studios are based in Horsham, UK and Sofia, Bulgaria, including several bespoke state-of-the-art audio suites and a dedicated motion capture facility.  We offer many benefits to support you and your family including: <ul><li>Flexible working: hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio working </li><li>Work from Anywhere for a temporary period each year (restrictions apply such as VISAs) </li><li>Enhanced holiday allowance, maternity and paternity breaks, flexibility with our core hours, and no-notice holidays </li><li>Bespoke relocation package for you and your dependents, with support throughout the process from our dedicated Relocation Specialists </li><li>Private medical and dental insurance, life insurance, permanent health insurance, critical illness cover and free health care screening </li><li>Generous holiday allowance plus full studio closure over the Christmas and New Year period, and all UK Bank holidays </li><li>Annual discretionary studio bonus </li><li>Join our award-winning education and social responsibility programme; the Legacy Project, as an industry ambassador to mentor and educate others </li><li>Defined career development pathways and personalised training support including SEGA Dev Day, internal masterclasses, prestigious creative workshops, on-site training with renowned specialists and global conference attendance </li><li>Opportunity to join our Diversity and Inclusion Network – an employee-led group </li><li>Season ticket travel loans and cycle to work scheme with free bike servicing and discounted car valet service on site </li><li>Free games and merchandise plus access to our extensive games library </li><li>Free breakfast in the studio every day - toast, bagels, pancakes, cereals, yoghurts, fresh fruit, smoothies, juices, milkshakes and more in our fully stocked kitchen </li><li>Wellbeing support with an employee assistance programme and onsite confidential sessions </li><li>In-studio heavily subsidised massage therapy </li><li>Discounts for home technology, travel insurance, corporate gym membership, cinema tickets, holidays, trips out and Ikea vouchers, and many local businesses including estate agents </li><li>Studio parties for you and your family; such as our Summer Festival, Christmas Party plus a separate Children’s Christmas Party. We also have Cinema days and wrap parties for game releases </li><li>Studio community activities such as life drawing, creative writing, Pilates, Walking Challenges, Couch to 5k, basketball, game and movie evenings, board game club, 5-a-side football, CA Choir, Sword fighting (yes, sword fighting) and loads more.</li></ul> Our studio sites have disabled access. We are an equal opportunities employer and encourage applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy or maternity, religion or belief.

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 Position at Creative Assembly
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 This is an excellent opportunity for a talented AI programmer to join the team behind Total War, Alien: Isolation and Halo Wars 2, to create thrilling game experiences on a new project being built in Unreal Engine 5 (UE5). This will be based at our studio in Horsham, in the heart of West Sussex. This is an exciting new project in its early prototyping phase, iterating rapidly to create compelling gameplay experiences with a small cross-discipline team. Flexible working at Creative Assembly includes hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio. We recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach and empower our teams to define the working patterns which work best for them, which may mean different things for different teams and roles and at different times. This role is Hybrid and has an expectation of 1 day every 2 weeks in our Horsham studio. This role would consider fully remote working within country of employment. Further details can be discussed during the recruitment process. Key Responsibilities On a day-to-day basis, you will: <ul><li>Work closely with the rest of the game engineering team and designers to design, prototype and implement new innovative artificial intelligence systems</li><li>Work closely with the lead gameplay programmer to plan, estimate and write high-quality performant AI code</li><li>Aid in mentoring more junior members of the team in their technical and professional development.</li></ul>Knowledge, Skill and Experience Essential <ul><li>Extensive professional C++ programming experience</li><li>Experience in developing advanced AI features and systems in games, research, or other settings</li><li>Knowledge of Behaviour Trees, Navigation and Perception systems</li><li>Excellent verbal and written communication skills to enable effective collaboration across the project.</li></ul>Desirable <ul><li>Experience in using Unreal Engine 4 or 5 on a AAA title</li><li>Development experience on consoles</li><li>Passionate about games and solving technical problems</li><li>Passionate about the field of artificial intelligence in and around games.</li></ul> About Creative Assembly It’s an exciting time to be a part of our craft-led studio as we push boundaries, creating deep and detailed experiences that last.  Our teams are diverse from across the world, from trainees to industry veterans who constantly challenge us and make sure we are striving for the best within our games and our studio life. We are united through our shared values of Quality, Focus, Teamwork, Respect and Trust and we win awards for our culture and our people-centric approach, having won a Best Place to Work Award for six consecutive years. We invest in our people, the studio, and our projects. We are a company that’s secure and safe – you don’t need to worry about job security at CA. Flexible working at Creative Assembly includes hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio. We recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach and empower our teams to define the working patterns which work best for them, which may mean different things for different teams and roles and at different times. We’ll give you the creative freedom, tools, support, and development to achieve your potential.  Our studios are based in Horsham, UK and Sofia, Bulgaria, including several bespoke state-of-the-art audio suites and a dedicated motion capture facility.  We offer many benefits to support you and your family including: <ul><li>Flexible working: hybrid, fully remote within country of employment for eligible roles, and in-studio working </li><li>Work from Anywhere for a temporary period each year (restrictions apply such as VISAs) </li><li>Enhanced holiday allowance, maternity and paternity breaks, flexibility with our core hours, and no-notice holidays </li><li>Bespoke relocation package for you and your dependents, with support throughout the process from our dedicated Relocation Specialists </li><li>Private medical and dental insurance, life insurance, permanent health insurance, critical illness cover and free health care screening </li><li>Generous holiday allowance plus full studio closure over the Christmas and New Year period, and all UK Bank holidays </li><li>Annual discretionary studio bonus </li><li>Join our award-winning education and social responsibility programme; the Legacy Project, as an industry ambassador to mentor and educate others </li><li>Defined career development pathways and personalised training support including SEGA Dev Day, internal masterclasses, prestigious creative workshops, on-site training with renowned specialists and global conference attendance </li><li>Opportunity to join our Diversity and Inclusion Network – an employee-led group </li><li>Season ticket travel loans and cycle to work scheme with free bike servicing and discounted car valet service on site </li><li>Free games and merchandise plus access to our extensive games library </li><li>Free breakfast in the studio every day - toast, bagels, pancakes, cereals, yoghurts, fresh fruit, smoothies, juices, milkshakes and more in our fully stocked kitchen </li><li>Wellbeing support with an employee assistance programme and onsite confidential sessions </li><li>In-studio heavily subsidised massage therapy </li><li>Discounts for home technology, travel insurance, corporate gym membership, cinema tickets, holidays, trips out and Ikea vouchers, and many local businesses including estate agents </li><li>Studio parties for you and your family; such as our Summer Festival, Christmas Party plus a separate Children’s Christmas Party. We also have Cinema days and wrap parties for game releases </li><li>Studio community activities such as life drawing, creative writing, Pilates, Walking Challenges, Couch to 5k, basketball, game and movie evenings, board game club, 5-a-side football, CA Choir, Sword fighting (yes, sword fighting) and loads more.</li></ul> Our studio sites have disabled access. We are an equal opportunities employer and encourage applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy or maternity, religion or belief.

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 Position at Hardlight
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 <h1>Experienced/Senior Software Engineer – Character Team</h1><h2>At SEGA HARDlight we're looking for a Software Engineer to take charge of our game character pipeline for our live F2P games. </h2>As part of the software engineering team you will help design and implement game systems &amp; project features, setting up new game characters &amp; power-ups as well as optimising the runtime to deal with a large roster of game characters. You should enjoy live-ops driven F2P games and understand what makes them tick. Our games are played by millions of people weekly with a large active community - come and help our games reach their full potential.<h2>Essential Skills &amp; Experience</h2><ul><li>Strong software engineering skills are essential. You have a good level of C# OR C++ experience, and a passion for problem-solving</li><li>You care about the development process and improve it at every opportunity</li><li>Good understanding of Object Oriented programming techniques</li><li>Working with continuous integration, source control, and code review software</li></ul><h2>Desirable</h2><ul><li>Unity and Node.js experience is a bonus</li><li>Experience with client/server technologies is beneficial, as well as with networking, database engines, and server infrastructure</li><li>Experience with running a live product, regular update releases, and development of live-ops focused tools</li></ul><h2>Why work at HARDlight?</h2><ul><li>You'll have access to a comprehensive benefits package that includes ULEV car salary sacrifice, life assurance, income protection, private healthcare &amp; dental insurance schemes and an enhanced contributory pension scheme</li><li>We offer competitive salaries and a fantastic bonus scheme so that you can stay motivated and focused on making HARDlight the best it can be</li><li>For gaming buffs, we offer free SEGA games on Steam and a home technology scheme</li><li>Fitness fanatics will love our discounted gym membership and ride-to-work scheme. You can find your zen with weekly yoga classes as well as in-house massage therapy</li><li>We pride ourselves on having flexible working hours to help work fit around you</li><li>The opportunity to be a large part of a small team, developing innovative titles with a huge SEGA back catalogue</li><li>We pride ourselves on helping you achieve your ambitions and offer Udemy courses to help improve your skills to become better equipped to further your career</li><li>We want people of all backgrounds to see themselves represented and included in our work, so we actively seek to diversify our team and bring more voices to the table. All applicants are welcome!</li></ul>We are taking a hybrid working approach and you will be expected to work 3 days in the office with the option of 2 days out of the office.

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 Position at SEGA European Head Office
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 EVENTS MANAGER 12 MONTH FTC CENTRAL MARKETING – COMMS TEAM BASED AT SEGA HQ IN BRENTFORD REPORTING TO COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR, CENTRAL MARKETING  POSITION OVERVIEW  You will manage the overall direction and day-to-day activities needed to execute our global marketing events participation. This will include trade, industry and consumer facing events such as E3, Gamescom, TwitchCon, other relevant events and any bespoke events in relation to the SEGA roadmap and SEGA Europe business objectives. We’re looking for someone with a strong event management background, creative astuteness and a strategic mindset.      Working within the Central Marketing team, you’ll get great insight and experience into the video games sector. You’ll develop your knowledge across international marketplaces, physical and digital retail, consumer profiling and marketing initiatives within a leading games industry publisher. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is passionate and aspires to work as part of a successful team.  You’ll have excellent communication and rapport building skills as a core part of your role will be working closely with several internal SEGA teams including creative services, digital sales and international sales teams, communications teams, plus business development and commercial teams.   You will need strong strategic planning and meticulous budget management skills. Attention to detail is a must and knowledge and passion for gaming / entertainment forums is essential.    KEY RESPONSIBILITIES   You will work in tandem with the Senior Product Managers in the Central Marketing Team and the studio marketing teams where relevant. Your core responsibility is to provide support in the planning and execution of the global events strategy by delivering on the following tasks:  <ul><li>Lead overall event activations from inception to post event analysis (as assigned) </li><li>Collaborate with key stakeholders and internal teams to identify and establish event objectives, attendee experience, and budgets </li><li>Manage and cultivate agency relationships from pitch processes through to live events </li><li>Drive event production schedules with internal and external partners </li><li>Manage all aspects of event logistics including set up and tear-downs </li><li>Research venues, supporting agencies and 3rd party partnerships for event opportunities where relevant </li><li>Oversee all event equipment inventory and deployment for events </li><li>Conduct post-event reporting and tracking for ROI analysis </li><li>Communicating up-to-date information on progress by project to SEGA internal teams (inc Senior management) </li><li>Identifying and pursuing opportunities in existing and emerging markets with ROI analysis where relevant </li><li>Working collaboratively with our licensors to maximise our existing partnerships throughout the course of the product lifecycle </li></ul>     KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE  <ul><li>Must be detail oriented, possess good time management skills and be able to prioritize in a changing environment </li><li>Demonstrable record of delivering events to a quality level, by planned dates and within agreed budgets </li><li>Excellent project management, budget management and communication skills </li><li>Experience managing and running large scale consumer trade shows </li><li>Have a well-developed network of suppliers &amp; agencies related to the field of event execution </li><li>Strong appreciation of publishing and broad, in-depth and up-to-date product knowledge of the mainstream games industry is preferable </li><li>Able to build and maintain strong professional and informal relationships within organisations and externally with members of the public </li><li>Pro-activeness to think ahead and identify tasks that need to be carried out and the motivation to complete these on own initiative </li><li>Flexibility to react quickly, reschedule and prioritise workload </li><li>Strong understanding of Gaming AV – PCs, Consoles, Peripherals, Live Streaming, Capture Devices, etc </li><li>Must be strategic minded, creative, and be able to work effectively with internal and external teams  </li><li>Passion for the video game industry and a drive to have a career in gaming preferred </li></ul>

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 Position at SEGA European Head Office
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 LICENSING COORDINATORSEGA of AMERICA - EMEA LICENSING BASED AT SEGA HQ IN BRENTFORD HYBRID WORKING - 2 DAYS IN SEGA OFFICE, UP TO 3 DAYS FROM HOME POSITION OVERVIEWThe Licensing Coordinator will provide administrative support in the day to day running of the licensing activities and aid in the communication with key internal stakeholders. Reporting to the Senior Licensing Coordinator, the successful candidate will be a team player and be adaptable and well organised. The role will involve working with and supporting the Brand Licensing team in a varied, interesting and demanding environment and will be exposed to all areas of the licensing business including liaison with licensees, agents and other partners. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Assisting the Brand Licensing team with the creation, maintenance and operation of a licensing administration process including: <ul><li> Assistance in updating central documents (e.g. licensee lists, gap analyses, financial reports…),</li><li> Assist in updating brand presentations. </li><li> Support in processing of deal memos and approvals process</li><li> Support in contracts coordination including liaising with SEGA departments, agents and licensees</li><li> Gathering licensee updates including retail listings, product release schedules and marketing activity</li><li> Facilitate access for licensees to brand assets </li><li> Assist in the planning (diary management) and execution of meetings with existing and prospective licensees as well as retailers. </li><li> Day to day operational tasks such as mailings and archiving (product development submissions and deal memos/contracts) </li><li> Raise PO’s and process invoices </li><li> Raising NDA requests</li><li> Carrying out miscellaneous administrational tasks </li></ul> KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE: The successful candidate must possess the following attributes:- <ul><li> Enthusiastic and self motivated </li><li> An extremely competent and capable administrator with outstanding organisational skills. </li><li> High attention to detail with the ability to produce accurate reports </li><li> Ability to work efficiently and in a team </li><li> Able to communicate effectively with internal and external customers </li><li> Flexible approach to work with willingness to take on extra responsibilities outside the remit of the job description </li><li> Ability to multi-task and prioritise with minimal supervision </li><li> Motivated to carry out routine administrative tasks </li><li> Able to handle sensitive information professionally and maintain confidentiality</li><li>Extremely proficient in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook</li></ul>

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