2026-04-24 – Weekly Video Game Jobs : "Creative Remote Roles in Gaming Await"

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This week, it seems there’s a decent mix of roles available, especially for those willing to work on-site. However, remote opportunities are still out there for those who prefer the flexibility. There’s a notable demand for event hosts, which could be an interesting gig if you enjoy lively environments and engaging with people.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Video game and vending machines technicians
    Company: Yes Tech Inc. | Location: Hialeah, FL
    If you’re handy with hardware, this role involves maintaining and repairing gaming and vending machines throughout the Miami/FLL area. It’s a great way to get your foot in the door with a gaming company that values technical skills.
    Apply Here

  • Event Emcee - Game Night Host - Glen Allen, VA Region
    Company: Leaderboard Games | Location: Glen Allen, VA
    This is for the outgoing folks who love being at the center of attention. You’ll be setting up and hosting game nights, connecting audio/video systems, and keeping the energy high.
    Apply Here

  • Video Editor
    Company: Kanarey Productions Inc. | Location: Torrance, CA
    Perfect for creative minds, this role involves editing trailers and promotional videos. It’s a chance to really showcase your editing skills and make an impact in the gaming content space.
    Apply Here

  • Event Emcee - Game Night Host - Kendall, FL Region
    Company: Leaderboard Games | Location: Kendall, FL
    Another opportunity for those who thrive in social settings. You’ll handle AV setups and host game nights, ensuring everyone has a great time.
    Apply Here

  • Event Emcee - Game Night Host - Riverside, CA Region
    Company: Leaderboard Games | Location: Moreno Valley, CA
    Connect with the local community as you host game nights, manage AV setups, and keep the excitement alive. This role is all about engagement and energy.
    Apply Here

  • Event Emcee - Game Night Host - San Bernardino, CA Region
    Company: Leaderboard Games | Location: San Bernardino County, CA
    Hosting game nights and managing the crowd is key here. It’s ideal if you enjoy being in the spotlight and making sure everyone has a blast.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work remains a strong option, and these roles are perfect if you’re looking to balance work with life seamlessly. Here are the top remote picks this week:

  • Social Media Specialist, North America - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It - Marketing | Location: Chicago, IL
    Dive into gaming and esports culture while managing social media strategies. Creativity with Adobe Suite is a big plus here.
    Apply Here

  • Growth Marketing Lead - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It - Marketing | Location: New York, NY
    This role involves shaping marketing strategies in the gaming and entertainment sectors. A great opportunity if you’re into video content and growth marketing.
    Apply Here


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


That’s it for this week. Whether you’re looking to work from home or hit the ground running in a new town, there’s something here for you. Keep pushing forward, and good luck with your applications!

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I applied for remote event host gigs last month and loved it! It’s a fun way to engage with gamers and communities. Anyone else tried this?

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I’ve hosted a few remote events and found that engaging with the audience through polls and questions keeps the energy high. It really helps to encourage interaction — @carlton96, did you use anything similar during your gigs?

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I’ve found that storytelling really enhances the connection with the audience during remote events… When you share a personal experience related to the game or topic, it encourages others to engage too. Just remember to keep it light and relatable — @gamingfan mentioned this, and it really resonates.

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When I hosted a recent gaming event, I found that using a dedicated platform like Discord really helps create a sense of community. It allows for real-time interaction and makes it easier to engage with the audience as they play along. Just a tip, though: buffering time for audience responses can be tricky, so try to keep segments short to maintain the energy.

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