Gaming hardware manufacturer with esports sponsorships and pro-player endorsements
SteelSeries designs and manufactures gaming peripherals (keyboards, headsets, accessories) across console, PC, and mobile platforms, with a 23-year history of esports team sponsorships. The hiring surge is almost entirely marketing-driven (7 of 12 open roles), paired with acute pain points around high-volume content production, community engagement, and social trending — indicating a shift toward content-led go-to-market and influencer-driven demand generation rather than product innovation velocity.
SteelSeries manufactures gaming peripherals and audio hardware sold direct-to-consumer and through retail channels globally. The product line spans mechanical keyboards, gaming headsets, and mobile accessories, with a stated focus on esports professional athletes and competitive gamers. The company operates from Chicago with a 51–200-person team, split between hardware engineering, product design, and increasingly, marketing and content operations. Current project focus includes new product launches (Fortnite and EA FC collections), audio engine development, and e-commerce platform optimization across global markets.
C++, Salesforce, Jira, Wrike, AWS, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, After Effects), Figma, Cinema 4D, Blender, Maya, Power BI, Tableau, Qlik, Contentful, Zendesk, Twitch, Discord.
Active projects include Fortnite and EA FC branded collections, audio engine development, new product packaging and introduction, FBA shipment logistics, and a data-informed content editing workflow to support global e-commerce campaigns.
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