Sports Interactive


Sports Interactive (SI) is a team of legends… and that’s official (at least, according to those nice people who gave out the 2022 MCV/DEVELOP Awards). Since 1994, we’ve captivated a global audience with our iconic, award- winning game, Football Manager.


Location(s): Here East, Stratford, London (and almost everywhere else in the world) Team size: 250 Key projects and hiring areas: Football Manager and other (secret) things


HERE AT SI we like our talent tenacious, so you can expect to surround yourself with ambitious individuals bringing their A-game to many disciplines. We know collaboration is the key to continuous improvement and encourage our people to realise their potential. Above all, we’re a team with a down-to-earth dynamic that works and plays together.


Recruitment contact Laura Hetherington Senior Recruiter


laura.hetherington@sigames.com +44 7818 184547 www.linkedin.com/in/laura-heth- erington-a7a49929


We have fun doing what we do; one of the many reasons we’re one of the best places to work in the UK games business. While we live to create extraordinary games, we know that’s not all you’ve got going on. You can trust that we always keep things in perspective, fostering an environment where work can be more than just a job. Our flexible culture gives team members the ability to optimise their work/life balance,


with in-office, hybrid and remote options (with ‘remote’ covering most of the globe). We provide a top-class benefits package for full-time team members, including gym


membership, private health, dental care and more. We boast one of the lowest staff turnover rates in the industry. We’re proud to be an equal opportunities employer and encourage applications irrespective of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, pregnancy or maternity, religion or belief. Our studio has disabled access and facilities and we have recently become a Disabillity Confident committed employer.


52 Jobs June 2022


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