Careers with Kuju

Kuju Entertainment Ltd is always looking to recruit talented and enthusiastic people who are passionate about games. If you want to join an expanding company with an enviable reputation for creative excellence and technical innovation then we are the organisation for you!

Each Studio has its own unique culture, specialist skills and social scene but the one thing we all have in common is that we are passionate about what we do and we love what we do best, making games!

In addition to offering excellent pay, benefits, training and development opportunities; we are also able to offer you the opportunity to work on exciting games in a friendly and fun environment.

Ideally, we are looking for candidates with an excellent academic background including a good degree in a relevant subject, with games industry experience. We will also consider applications from talented, creative individuals with a proven ability to succeed in our business.

We will be attending graduate recruitment fairs throughout the year so keep checking our website for updates on this.

To enquire about our vacancies, please go directly to our studio websites : Headstrong, Zoe Mode, doublesix, Vatra

To apply for work placements/internships specifically working at our Corporate head office near Guildford, please email your CV to: jobs@kuju.com

 

Graduate Profile

"When I started work at Kuju I was pleasantly surprised at how laid back the atmosphere here is. My colleagues are both friendly and helpful, and I am given the opportunity to work on some areas of development that are of a personal interest to me - which is great! The teams are also very sociable, often organising nights out and playing games during lunch times. Everyone here has a passion for games; this means that everyone is willing to work really hard, particularly on the run up to the completion of a game.

In light of this people shouldn't be under the illusion that the industry is all "fun and games"; occasionally we have to work pretty late to meet milestones and such. More often than not the hard work is worth it though. Working at Kuju definitely seems to entail being a "large cog in the wheel" so to speak. My work always forms a substantial portion of the projects I work on; everyone's contributions make a big difference. Feeling like you play an important role makes the work all the more rewarding. There is also a great abundance of talent in all fields here; it's great being able to work with bright people, exchanging ideas and such. Best of all though, we're making games!"

James Gilby, Programmer, doublesix



Frequently Asked Questions

> What job roles are available in the computer games business?
Making a computer game is a very complex process and a wide range of expertise is essential in order to succeed as a games developer. The breadth of skills required to finish a game encompasses roles in programming, art, animation, sound effects, quality assurance, production, creative development, technical development etc through to positions in sales, marketing, administration, finance, human sources, training, public relations.
> What career opportunities does Kuju have?

One of the benefits of working for a smaller organisation, rather than a large corporate, is that you rapidly get exposure to a whole range of opportunities to develop your skills and knowledge. Talented, creative top performers rapidly progress through the ranks and are sure to fast-track their careers with us. We are always interested in hearing from highly talented individuals and we are particularly interested in recruiting for programmers, artists, animators, designers, next-gen artists, sound engineers and managers.

> Do you take work placement students?
The simple answer is, YES! Work placement students so enjoy their experience with Kuju that they regularly apply to join us when they graduate. We take students for short summer work placements as well as longer one year industrial placements. This is an extremely popular option for students wishing to gain real work experience in games development and consequently can often be oversubscribed so please apply well in advance for a placement.