A free one-day online careers fair featuring some of the top UK game studios showcasing their latest roles and offering advice and feedback.
It’s no secret, the games industry is on a rocketship trajectory to a bright future. With a staggering spectrum of technical and creative roles to choose from, It’s never been a better time to ramp up your career or land that first job in games!
To get a helping hand, join Into Games’ first online career fair connecting job changers and seekers with a wide range of UK game studios showcasing exciting roles and providing invaluable tips and feedback.
This FREE one-day event features a jam-packed schedule of panels to help guide you with practical advice into the world’s most exciting job sector. Guests will have the opportunity to participate in portfolio feedback sessions and engage directly with hiring game studios on their Discord channel.
Confirmed studios that will be showcasing hundreds of jobs include:
Frontier (Elite Dangerous, Planet Coaster), Playground Games (Forza Horizon), Avalanche Studios (Just Cause), Creative Assembly (Total War, Alien Isolation), Hangar13 (Mafia series), Sumo Digital (Little Big Planet), Supermassive Games (Until Dawn, Dark Pictures) and Payload Studios (TerraTech).
Into Games Career Fair will also be hosting a range of free roundtables and talks offering insights and guidance on these key disciplines:
- Games Art
- Games Animation
- Games Audio
- Games Production
- Games Design
- Games Programming
- Marketing and Community Building
- How to set up your own indie studio
So whether you’re looking to get your foot into the door, switch up roles, or take your current career up a gear, this event is for you. At this fair you will:
- Connect to the video game industry
- Discover current job opportunities
- Upskill and boost your confidence
This event is completely free and open to all, designed by Into Games to help make applying for a new role more accessible, transparent, and fun!
Games Careers Week is a free non-profit event organised by the National Videogame Museum. Made possible with supporter sponsor Boneloaf, and our proud partners: Grads In Games, NextGen Skills Academy, Women In Games and The Sheffield College.
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About the National Videogame Museum
The NVM, explores the history and cultural importance of videogames as well as providing award winning educational programmes. The NVM is governed by the BGI. Registered charity number 1183530.
