Senior Producer
Client: Gaming
Role: Sr. Producer
Job Type: Permanent
Salary: Open *depending on experience
Location: Ontario (Remote)
Your New Role
A Senior Producer with an ambition to make their mark on the company and the gaming industry. We’ve got a great rep already. Let’s turn it all the way up to awesome!
Key Accountabilities:
● Oversee all projects underway within the company
● Distribute and manage resources.
● Use project management techniques to achieve project objectives within quality, time, and cost boundaries.
● Organize and lead project status and working meetings.
● Prepare and present progress reports.
● Proactively identify and mitigate project risks and issues.
● Manage project changes.
● Develop relationships with key stakeholders.
● Hold project teams accountable for their project responsibilities and deliverables.
● Proactively ensure that teams are communicating and aware of schedules, and issues.
● Plan and prioritize product delivery roadmaps and support key customer deployments.
● Champion continuous improvement and adoption of project management and agile software development practices.
● Work closely with the CEO and senior management to assist in the daily operations.
● Provide administrative and logistical support.
● Assist in budgeting, financial analysis, and time management.
● Coordinate and manage southwestern Ontario’s largest game industry event: Game Slice.
● Liaise with clients.
What You’ll Need to Succeed:
● 5+ years of experience as producer/project manager in the video game and interactive media industry.
● Rock-solid chops with Jira, Excel, and the Google suite of products.
● Experience managing all departments of a team – from coders to testers to artists.
● Credited with the successful shipping of at least 5 video game titles or equivalent.
● Specialties include agile project management, budgeting, content management, delivery, and quality control.
● An unflaggingly upbeat attitude coupled with a hard-nosed honesty regarding under-performance, deadlines, budgets, and other unpleasant realities.
● A love of people and unending social energy.
● Exceptional verbal and written skills; bonus points for public speaking ability.
● Top-notch organizational and time management skills.
Nice-to-Haves
● Experience managing diverse projects, from video games to educational and medical applications.
● Background in client relations.
● Involvement in medium to large scale software development projects.
● Background as a programmer or data analyst.
● An extensive network of solution providers each with proven performance records.
● A nearly problematic passion for games of all types
Interested?
If you’re available and interested in this role, please reply to this email as soon as you can attaching your updated word resume and salary requirement.
Hays
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