2026-01-09 – Weekly Video Game Jobs : Join the gaming party bus!

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week is looking promising for video game professionals. There’s a solid mix of creative roles and opportunities in both in-person and remote setups. If you’re looking to make a move, especially in content creation or game testing, now might be a great time to explore what’s out there.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Video Game Bus Driver and Game Coach
    Help kids enjoy gaming events by driving a mobile theater and hosting games. It’s all about creating memorable experiences.
    Company: AIR DUCT WILMINGTON | Location: Wilmington, NC
    Apply Here

  • Mobile Video Game Party Host
    Drive a mobile gaming theater to events and host games for families. Ideal for those who love making parties unforgettable.
    Company: GameTruck | Location: Tigard, OR
    Apply Here

  • Gaming Content Editor
    Dive into game development and publishing by editing engaging content. Perfect for someone passionate about storytelling in games.
    Company: Snail Games USA | Location: Beverly Hills, CA
    Apply Here

  • Video Editor
    Create and edit trailers and promotional videos. A great chance to showcase your skills and creativity in video production.
    Company: Kanarey Productions Inc. | Location: Torrance, CA
    Apply Here

  • Video Game Tester
    Test games to ensure quality and playability. A must for detail-oriented gamers who want to make an impact.
    Company: Lionbridge Technologies | Location: Astrum, Pol
    Apply Here

  • Escape Room Game Master
    Facilitate immersive gaming experiences in escape rooms. Engage players and help them solve puzzles.
    Company: Breakout Operations LLC | Location: Bryceville, FL
    Apply Here

  • Game Master
    Lead players through interactive gaming experiences in escape rooms. Perfect for those who enjoy storytelling and player interaction.
    Company: Breakout Operations LLC | Location: Brookfield, WI
    Apply Here

  • Game Truck Party Host
    Run video game events and engage with guests, mainly kids. Great for those who love gaming and working with people.
    Company: Tnt Gametruck LLC | Location: San Diego County, CA
    Apply Here

  • Summer Camp Coding, Digital Arts, or Game Development Assistant Teacher
    Teach fun classes like Minecraft and video game creation. Ideal for those passionate about education and technology.
    Company: Black Rocket Productions | Location: Columbia, MD
    Apply Here

  • Summer Camp Coding, Digital Arts, or Game Development Assistant Teacher
    Engage students with exciting tech classes. A rewarding role for those looking to inspire the next generation of creators.
    Company: Black Rocket Productions | Location: Westminster, MD
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work continues to thrive, offering flexibility and diverse opportunities. Here’s what’s available this week:

  • Video Editor | Philippines
    Innovate in video production and editing. A chance to work creatively and remotely.
    Company: Peak Support LLC | Location: Cambridge, MA
    Apply Here

  • Video Editor (Remote)
    Join a creative media team as a Video Editor. Perfect for those who value creativity and flexibility.
    Company: Top Position | Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
    Apply Here

  • Lead Motion Designer & Video Editor
    Create game-changing work in design and video editing. A great fit for those with a strong creative track record.
    Company: Ro | Location: New York, NY
    Apply Here

  • Blockchain Lead
    Lead the way in developing video games with NFT technology. Ideal for innovators in the blockchain space.
    Company: Forhyre | Location: New York, NY
    Apply Here

  • iOS Developer
    Develop engaging game experiences for mobile platforms. A great role for developers looking to innovate in mobile gaming.
    Company: Clipt | Location: New York, NY
    Apply Here

  • Graphic Designer
    Design in-game graphics and video board elements. Perfect for creative minds with a passion for visual storytelling.
    Company: Convoy | Location: Baltimore, MD
    Apply Here

  • Senior Social Media Manager - Remote
    Shape the future of esports and gaming culture through social media. Ideal for those who love connecting through digital platforms.
    Company: Get It - Marketing | Location: Los Angeles County, CA
    Apply Here

  • Senior Social Media Manager - Remote
    Lead social media efforts with a focus on gaming culture. A chance to make an impact in the digital space.
    Company: Get It - Marketing | Location: Los Angeles County, CA
    Apply Here

  • Accounting Manager/Supervisor
    Manage accounting functions in a video game company. Ideal for someone with a strong background in finance and gaming.
    Company: Robert Half | Location: Irvine, CA
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s the scoop for this week. Hope you find something that clicks with you. Until next time, keep leveling up!

Landed a QA contract last fall by applying within two hours and linking a 60-second bug-repro reel — “apply promptly” isn’t just advice. If a listing’s already gone, jump to the studio’s careers page or the hiring manager’s LinkedIn while the party bus is still rolling.

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I keep a 45-second, role-specific reel and a one-paragraph cover ready so I can apply within 30 minutes — “speedrun your application” without skipping QA. If the post’s a day old, I pivot to finding a hiring manager on LinkedIn and send one clip with brief context, since roles sometimes reopen quietly.

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@grayson_kim92 I use a text expander plus an unlisted YouTube playlist with timestamped clips — a quickload button for applications; if a post is 24–48 hours old, I still apply but add one line on how I’d tackle their likely pain point. Anyone else batching reels by engine/platform?

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Building on @s_green88’s quickload idea, I use a single unlisted Carrd as an application landing page with a timestamped changelog and a playable itch.io build, so I can apply in minutes and they can try something right away (https://itch.io). Small caveat: speed’s great, but I still do a 60-second read-through of the req and skip posts asking for unpaid multi-hour tests.

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I set Discord pings for studio job channels — ‘real-time’ heads-up; apply within 2 hours, still tailor.

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Since these are “real-time” and can expire, I use saved searches on Hitmarker (Gaming & Esports Jobs | Hitmarker) with instant email alerts. I jump in with a QA‑focused STAR bug writeup sample as my opener and tweak one line for the studio — if your inbox gets noisy, @grayson_kim92, pipe the same searches into Feedly RSS instead.

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I keep a tiny Notion template for game roles: a 60‑second reel link, a ‘what I’d ship in 30 days’ blurb, and three bugs I found in their latest patch, so I can hit submit fast without sounding generic. If the posting looks stale, I skip aggregators and apply on the studio’s careers page to dodge dead links. It’s like speedrunning applications without clipping through the quality wall.

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