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George Voicke Producer Kent UK


Neo Lomingo QA Analyst Ipswich UK


Now Hiring!


Just some of the many roles open at Warp Digital


We are always on the lookout for talented engineers to join our team at Warp Digital


Unreal Engineer London or Remote Be part of the core gameplay team, creating and implementing features that directly impact gameplay while working with designers and artists to make those features as polished as possible.


I’M A PRODUCER HERE AT WARP and have been working here for the past 5 years, where I started out as an associate producer. I’m currently working on a few unannounced projects and over the course of my time here I have worked on over 11 titles spanning a total of eight platforms. Working at Warp has given me a real


sense of different areas of development and has shown me how small the industry is. Everyone at the studio is approachable and we have great team morale. We hold weekly studio catch-ups remotely, so everyone knows what’s going on outside of their own projects and we have in-person outings throughout the year, which is nice as we have a mix of in-office, hybrid, and remote working, so it’s a chance for us all to meet and catch up. What I like about working here is that


the studio has a range of experience, from industry veterans to newcomers with only a few years in the industry. This range of expertise at the studio allows us to share experience with our colleagues to help drive development forward.


WORKING AT WARP DIGITAL is an exciting opportunity for anyone passionate about the gaming industry. The company’s focus on creating and porting unique and engaging games allows us to work on exciting projects in a collaborative environment, encouraging a creative and experimental approaches to the work. As a QA Analyst, I thoroughly enjoy my


job because it allows me to work closely with the development team and contribute to the creation of high-quality games. An exciting perk is being able to play games before they are released to the public – I am currently working on a project called Choo-Choo Charles, a fast paced first person shooter battling against a spider- train from hell, eek! The open plan office makes the


communication between all the departments easier, fostering the teamwork and efficiency of the studio. It also allows for transparency and inclusivity, breaking down barriers between teams and encouraging everyone to contribute their ideas and expertise. Access to all the necessary equipment (and more!) and being on the cutting edge of new technology is a great benefit too. In our team, we encourage everyone


to share their ideas and opinions freely, and all ideas are considered equally. Each person brings a unique perspective and skillset to the table, creating a team dynamic that nurtures success.


June 2023


Lead Unreal Engineer London or Remote This is a key leadership role for our co-development projects, working with the producer to help guide and mentor the team, while also maintaining techni- cal standards.


Technical Artist London or Remote


For an exciting co-development project, working closely with other members of the team to develop this title on next-generation platforms.


What we offer: • Quarterly social events and wrap parties


• Annual salary review • Udemy courses, for those interested in continued learning


... and much more!


“In a post-pandemic world, Warp has adapted their workplace, offering hybrid, fully remote (both U.K. based and abroad), and hot desking for those who like sporadic office visits – whatever works best for you.”


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