How to apply:

You can only apply for a position by email. Please email .

When applying please remember to quote the ref. number for the job you wish to apply for, otherwise your application will be discarded.

AGENCIES - PLEASE READ:

Pivotal Games runs a strict PSL. Any enquiries from unsigned agencies should be forwarded to .

Benefits:

• A relaxed, friendly working environment.
• Competitive salary.
• Bonuses.
• Profit share scheme.
• Private health insurance.
• Life assurance.
• Company pension scheme.
• At least 21 days holiday.
• The opportunity to work on a great project in a great location!

Animator

Ref: PG3330

---

Strong animation skills, games industry experience and a relevant degree are required.

Experience of Character Studio and 3D Studio Max are essential.

Technical Programmers

Ref: PG2205

---

Requirements:

• Games industry experience (published games).
• An excellent knowledge of C/C++.
• Good communication and problem-solving skills.
• The ability to work as part of a team.
• A genuine enthusiasm and passion for video-games and their development.
• Knowledge of assembler, AI, physics and advanced maths is an advantage.

All candidates invited for interview will be given a C/C++ programming test. This test lasts about an hour and is not a test on the syntax or semantics of the language; rather the candidate will be required to solve an actual programming problem. They will also be given an opportunity to justify their approach and explain how they went about solving the problem.

Scripting Programmer

Ref: PG2207

---

Requirements:

• Games industry experience an advantage.
• An excellent knowledge of C/C++.
• Good communication and problem-solving skills.
• The ability to work as part of a team.
• A genuine enthusiasm and passion for video-games and their development.
• Knowledge of assembler, AI, physics and advanced maths is an advantage.

All candidates invited for interview will be given a C/C++ programming test. This test lasts about an hour and is not a test on the syntax or semantics of the language; rather the candidate will be required to solve an actual programming problem. They will also be given an opportunity to justify their approach and explain how they went about solving the problem.