Global developer and publisher of mobile, console and PC games
NetEase Games builds and publishes games across mobile, console and PC, with an engine stack spanning Unreal Engine 5 and Unity plus Maya, MotionBuilder and ZBrush for content. Accelerating hiring tilts toward product and marketing over pure engineering, and job posts center on monetization, overseas user acquisition and campaign ROI, signaling a growth push outside China alongside a new dual-perspective shooter and AI-driven asset production.
NetEase Games is the video games division of NetEase, Inc., developing, publishing and co-developing titles for mobile, console and PC players worldwide. Its catalog includes Knives Out, Harry Potter: Magic Awakened and Naraka: Bladepoint, and it partners with intellectual property holders on development, distribution and marketing. Headquartered in Guangzhou, Guangdong, it is a public company with 10,001+ employees, operations in nine countries, and independently run studios in North America, Europe and Japan. Current hiring spans Singapore, the United States and China.
NetEase Games works with Unreal Engine 5, Unreal Engine and Unity, supported by Maya, 3ds Max, MotionBuilder, ZBrush and Photoshop for art and animation, with C++, Python, Go, Rust and Java in its engineering stack.
NetEase Games is hiring in Singapore, the United States and China, with hiring accelerating and weighted toward product, marketing, design and engineering roles.
Job posts point to monetization strategy, an aiming and weapon handling system, runtime animation for a dual-perspective shooter, a player UGC ecosystem, AI asset production and localized overseas operations.
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