Gaming peripherals maker building companion software and cloud platforms
SteelSeries designs gaming hardware such as keyboards, headsets and audio gear, but its job posts point to a growing software layer: a C++/C#/.NET desktop stack with WinUI and WPF behind the SteelSeries GG and Nahimic audio platforms. Recurring themes of building and re-architecting a cloud platform on AWS, plus an accelerating, engineering-led hiring mix, suggest software and services are becoming a core investment beside hardware.
SteelSeries is a privately held gaming hardware company founded in 2001 and headquartered in Chicago, IL, with 51–200 employees. It sells peripherals and accessories for PC, console and mobile gamers, including keyboards, headsets and other gaming audio products. Its product work spans desktop software, audio engines and a cloud platform. Commercial operations include global e-commerce, retail sell-in and product launch marketing, with current hiring in the United States and Singapore.
SteelSeries uses C++, C#, .NET, WinUI, WPF and XAML for desktop software, React and TypeScript on the web, AWS for cloud, Salesforce and Zendesk for customers, and Power BI, Tableau and Qlik for analytics.
Job posts reference new cloud platform features and an architecture review, audio engine development, enhancements to SteelSeries GG and the Nahimic audio platform, and integrating shared components into its consumer ecosystem.
SteelSeries is hiring in the United States and Singapore, with hiring velocity accelerating. Engineering leads the mix, alongside marketing, data, operations, product and sales roles.
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