Atari publishes games across consoles, PC and mobile and licenses its classic franchises into other media. The stack pairs game tooling (Unity, Unreal Engine, Maya, 3ds Max) with a hybrid infrastructure spanning Proxmox, VMware and Hyper-V on-prem plus AWS and Azure, now being codified through Terraform and Ansible. Accelerating hiring in India skews senior and toward finance, legal and security rather than game development.
Atari is an interactive entertainment and licensing company founded in 1972 and headquartered in New York. It owns or manages a large catalog of games and franchises, distributing titles online, on mobile devices and on major consoles. As a licensor, it extends its brands into merchandising, publishing and other media, and it also operates a hardware line. The company is publicly traded and employs 51–200 people.
Atari uses Terraform, Ansible, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS and Azure for infrastructure, Datadog and Grafana for monitoring, and Unity, Unreal Engine, Maya and 3ds Max for game development.
Yes, and hiring is accelerating. Open roles are mostly senior and span finance, legal, security, data and engineering, with recruiting focused in India.
Current initiatives include infrastructure as code, access management and security check automation, per-game pricing analysis, licensing deals, and IFRS consolidation.
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