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Rodrigo do Ó Barbosa Programmer


Kat Bridges Assistant Producer


Now Hiring!


Just some of the many roles open at Stainless Games


Please check out all opportunities for programming, art, QA and production roles at www.stainlessgames.com/careers


Experienced (Gameplay) Programmers Isle of Wight We’re after passionate programmers with strong C++ skills, and ideally experience in UE4 or Unity. Candidates with shipped title(s) and/or strong mentoring abilities would be an added bonus


HI ALL! I‘m so glad I get a chance to talk to you about Stainless Games. The journey that led me from Portugal to the Isle of Wight was bumpy, as I was struggling to find a job in the gaming industry, and the prospect of a boring coding job was looming. So when Stainless called me to be part of their family, I gratefully accepted, but was unaware of how lucky I’d been. This team is composed of some of


the funniest and friendliest people I know, and when you’re not having fun with your work, you are with your co-workers. If a great environment wasn’t enough, I’ve grown more than I ever thought possible from a technical standpoint. I’ve worked on character movement, customization, tools, and game engine, with experienced and talented colleagues who helped develop my knowledge with every task. Coding practises, 3D mathematics,


and cool hacks are among the many skills I’ve sharpened while maintaining an excellent work and life balance. Now I finally know how lucky I was to have landed at Stainless!


I’M ONE of the Assistant Producers at Stainless, having progressed here from QA Tester, to QA Lead, and then into Production. Working in Production can be challenging sometimes, but I’m lucky enough to see how all the departments work, and get involved in the creative design as well as keeping the project running smoothly. Each day I help manage the team,


lead meetings, organise tasks, and communicate with the publishers. I’ve had the pleasure of working on a variety of games here, each different from the last, which keeps it fresh and interesting, and lets me be consistently surprised by the things our team is capable of. We pride ourselves on having a fun


and relaxed work environment, with frequent social events or games nights, so it’s easy to get to know people from all departments. The company offers a variety of benefits to help staff thrive, both in and out of work. With new games on the horizon, there’s no better time to join us.


Producer/Senior Producer Isle of Wight


Have you shipped high quality games over a full development cycle as producer or senior producer. Can you manage a variety of teams? Do you love herding cats…? Apply now!


VFX Artist Isle of Wight We need a skilled VFX artist that can use the latest technology to take our games to the next level. Experience in different styles, genres and platforms would be ideal


Employee Benefits At Stainless, benefits include: • Assistance with working visa, application processes and fees • Relocation assistance • Private medical cover • Annual 22 days holiday + UK bank holidays + a 2-week Christmas shutdown • Discretionary annual bonus • Mental Health First Aiders in the workplace • On-site lounge and games room • State of the art virus killing ventilation system • Based in a bustling town centre


“This team is composed of some of the funniest and friendliest people I know”


January 2022


And much more…including social events as and when restrictions allow!


Jobs 25


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