Weekend builds voice-driven and generative AI party games, shipping on Roku and Amazon Fire TV with Unity and AWS GameLift underneath. Its job posts center on speech-to-text, text-to-speech, image generation and LLM game pipelines, so the infrastructure is being rebuilt around AI workloads. A Kubernetes-on-EKS stack with Flux, Terraform and Ansible, plus a push for self-service tooling, points to a platform team scaling ahead of growth.
Weekend is a San Francisco-based game studio, founded in 2024, that makes voice-controlled and AI-generated games for home entertainment. Its catalog mixes licensed TV game show formats with original generative AI titles designed for group play. Games run on connected TV platforms including Roku and Amazon Fire TV. The privately held company employs 51–200 people and currently hires in the United States, mainly for engineering and recruiting.
Weekend runs TypeScript, Node.js and React on AWS with Kubernetes (EKS), Flux, Terraform and Datadog, plus Unity and GameLift for games, DynamoDB and PostgreSQL for storage, and Snowflake, Airflow and Dagster for data.
Job posts describe a bundled gaming experience, speech-to-text and text-to-speech pipelines, LLM game integration, image generation pipelines and self-service tooling for engineers.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward senior engineering roles in the United States, with recruiting roles supporting the expansion.
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