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Will Lake


Associate Art Manager Atomhawk


Jemima Crow


Marketing & Comms Director Auroch Digital


Adriana Rutowicz Marketing Manager Pixel Ant


WORKING for Atomhawk is all about variety. In my time at the company I can easily say that no project is alike, and that is really appealing to me. Whether it’s the subject matter, the client ask or the worlds you explore for a project, they all offer a very unique perspective on visual creation. It’s this variety as well that weaves together greatly with the team at the studio – a group of interesting artists with varied backstories, interests, and art styles.


Paige Dolan Commercial Coordinator Secret Mode


AUROCH DIGITAL specialises in making strategy and management games such as Mars Horizon and the upcoming Brewmaster. It’s a fast-growing team that strives for transparency at every level and for everyone to contribute ideas to their many projects. The team is very nerdy, epitomised by founder Tomas Rawlings’s decades-long love for Steve Jackson games and painting miniatures – which he encourages everyone to try no matter their skill.


Dal Hundal Associate Technical Director Sumo Leamington


I’VE DECIDED to join PixelAnt Games simply because I believed in their promise – a culture-first game development studio built on a firm set of values, putting their team’s wellbeing over profit. And this promise has been well kept. What I came to appreciate most over time is the leadership’s commitment to creating a workplace that’s healthy, respectful, and free from crunch. We’re a relatively young studio - we have celebrated our first anniversary recently – but I can already say that it’s working well and that the right mindset and the right people really do make all the difference.


Mark Sample Design Director Sumo Sheffield


I WAS completely won over in the interview stage by Secret Mode, the ethos of the company is one of inclusivity, diversity, challenging perspectives and ultimately fun, and I was overjoyed to see that beliefs permeate everything we do. We’ve gone from a team of five to a team of 13 rapidly, we have a huge variety in backgrounds, interests and experience in the team but are united by one main thing, a love for games. It’s this passion, shared at all levels of the organisation, that makes it an absolute joy to start work each day.


January 2022


WHEN I first spoke to Sumo Digital, things just felt right straight away - as they say “when you know, you know.” A year on since I joined I’m glad to say that instinct was right – I feel so lucky to have landed at a studio where I’m given the room to learn and grow, alongside some of the best people in the industry. Sumo gives me the opportunity to work on some fantastic projects that bring fresh challenges, in an environment that respects life outside of work - I’ve got my cake and I’ve eaten it!


18 MONTHS AGO I joined Sumo Digital Sheffield – It’s been the best move I’ve made in my whole career. The amazing opportunities, high calibre games, welcoming teams, and superb culture throughout all our studios are just a few of the highlights that come to mind since I started here. As a dev director I get to work with so many fantastic and talented people both internally and externally. Whilst there are occasional challenges, there is never a dull moment and I’m always learning and making new friends along the way. That’s why I’m here and I love it!


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