Team17 Digital


The iconic developer and games label is building a brand new and ambitious virtual studio dedicated to the further development of its critically acclaimed squad shooter, Hell Let Loose.


Location(s): Remote (Hell Let Loose), Wakefield, Manchester, Nottinghamshire Key projects and hiring areas: Programming, design, art, audio, community, brand


OVER ITS 30-PLUS year history Team17 has been responsible for developing and/ or publishing some of the world’s best loved games and franchises, including Worms, Overcooked! and Blasphemous. At the start of 2022, the company acquired the BAFTA Games nominated Hell Let


Recruitment contact Kate Parker Talent Acquisition Manager kate.parker@team17.com


Loose brand from its developer partners, Black Matter, and is currently building a brand-new virtual studio dedicated to the World War Two FPS, with roles that can be based anywhere. The company is currently seeking to fill two crucial roles that will act as a lynchpin for both the new studio and the future of Hell Let Loose: A Game Director and an Executive Producer. Over six million Hell Let Loose PC, Xbox, and PlayStation players have so far taken


part in epic online 50 vs. 50 battles, set across historically accurate re-enactments from across the European theatre of war. The new studio aims to build upon the critically recognised work of its original developer, and create the definitive, large-scale, historical military simulation. Team17 is also recruiting for hybrid roles across its three UK-wide locations in Manchester, Wakefield and Nottinghamshire.


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