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TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES:RECRUITMENT


Aardvark Swift


With worldwide clientele in both the video games and mobile entertainment industry, this year the recruiter aimed to help university graduates with a competition that accepted entries from some 50 universities to find the best UK games graduate programmer.


Amiqus


Working within the games industry for ten years hasn’t prevented Amiqus from continuing to evolve. In the last year alone the company has expanded its already global influence across the industry with a new specialist team dedicated to the social and mobile sectors whilst continuing to strengthen it console client base.


Avatar Games


The Manchester based agency, which specialises in video games, has established extensive relationships with both developers and publishers in the industry and also works closely with universities and gaming communities to find talented graduates for studios looking to recruit.


Datascope Recruitment


Datascope is one of the longest- running recruitment providers in games. It has been responding to the ever- changing shifts in the market by creating a new division specialising in graphics and related technologies as well as winning UK games technology start ups in AI, graphics, social media and children’s entertainments.


OPM Jobs


OPM Jobs claims to have more jobs listed online than any other agency in Europe. With an expansive knowledge of the market, the company has remained true to its core values including positivity, honesty and customer service throughout their 14 years.


MPG Universal


Boasting a team of professional consultants with over 30 years’ combined recruiting experience, 20 of which were specifically within the interactive entertainment industry, MPG has quickly become a respected recruiter and continues to bridge the gap between the film and audio industries.


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