We are a critically acclaimed Swedish video game studio with about 200 experienced and skilled developers. We are most well-known
for the Warhammer: Vermintide franchise, but have also helped develop a number of AAA titles and we launched the highly
anticipated game Warhammer 40,000: Darktide.
We have grown quite a bit over the last few years, but we still embrace the same values that we started with. We want to build the
best first person co-op games together, in an approachable, fun and passion-driven way.
As Community Manager, you’ll act as the bridge between our games and the people who play them. You'll be on the frontlines of
player-facing conversation, engaging fans on our social channels, chatting in forums and Discord, and working with other teams to
make sure the player voice is heard.
You’ll be part of our Marketing Team and report to the Community Lead.
This role is all about keeping the players updated with news from Fatshark games, handling the feedback loop between the community
and our development teams, and coming up with new ways to engage the playerbase in-between bigger beats when we don’t have a lot
of things to talk about.
As a person, you like the challenge of coming up with new ideas, you are not afraid to lead smaller-scale projects to increase
engagement, and you thrive in a marketing team that is very close to our production pipeline. You are a clear communicator, have a
proven track record in copywriting and you can maneuver working with big IP-holders. You are used to working in a fast-paced team
and understand that sometimes plans need to be shifted when production chains move.
We have a policy of working 4 days in the office per week, with 1 day optional to work from home. The onboarding is being done
fully in the office.
We look forward to reviewing applications and will be interviewing candidates continuously until the position has been filled.
Location: Stockholm (on-site)
Start: ASAP
Form of Employment: Permanent, full-time
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