As a planner for smartphone games, you will be involved in planning tasks for new or ongoing game development.
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QualiArts, the CyberAgent Group studio that plans, develops and runs smartphone games, is hiring a Planner for new development and live operation. The planning staff of 10 to 20 sit in a development team of around 100 people and work in Unity.
The planner takes part in planning for games in development or in operation, covering idea proposals, specification writing, level design, parameter design and ordering creative assets. Planners have real discretion over the content they make, and the games aim for 3D presentation on par with console titles.
Applicants need experience developing a new social game, at least two years as a game planner, and the ability to work and move projects forward with other sections. Experience running a large team is preferred. The team wants people eager to propose ideas, who understand requirements correctly, widen their own role on their own initiative, propose and act voluntarily to make a fun game and speak up so communication stays smooth. Any genre of game fan is welcome.
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