Mobile social casino and free-to-play game developer and live operator
PLAYSTUDIOS builds mobile social casino and free-to-play games, and its job posts center on in-game economy work: pricing, virtual currency, free-versus-paid balance and liveops offers. The stack pairs game-client languages (C++, Lua, C#) with Spark, Hadoop and Tableau for analytics, plus Kubernetes, ArgoCD and Terraform across both AWS and Azure. Hiring is slowing and spread evenly across design, engineering and product, with teams in Israel, Vietnam and the US.
Notable leadership hires: Creative Director
PLAYSTUDIOS is a publicly traded game developer headquartered in San Francisco, California, focused on mobile games and social casino titles. The company has 201–500 employees, with teams that include artists, software developers, product managers and producers. Its games run as live products, supported by ongoing events, offers, slot promotions and in-game rewards. Development and operations span the United States, Israel and Vietnam. Finance runs on NetSuite, Coupa and FloQast.
PLAYSTUDIOS uses C++, Lua, C#, Java with Spring, Node.js and Python, with MongoDB, Couchbase and SQL Server for data. It runs Spark and Hadoop for analytics and deploys on AWS and Azure with Kubernetes, Helm, ArgoCD and Terraform.
PLAYSTUDIOS hires in the United States, Israel and Vietnam. Current openings are spread across design, engineering and product, with smaller needs in data, finance and marketing.
PLAYSTUDIOS is running A/B tests to optimize gameplay and configuring pricing and rewards. It is also designing liveops events and slot promotions, and building simulation and predictive models for content changes.
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