As Seattleites savor the last bits of summer with sailboat excursions and strolls through Pike Place Market, one local company is creating opportunities for tech talent to thrive — and shape an industry in the process.
At DoubleDown Interactive LLC, team members benefit from a culture that is as innovative as it is empowering. In addition to enabling its people to help define the future of global gaming, the company offers a culture steeped in support and recognition.
This culture is reflected in the company’s Seattle headquarters, where employees have access to a massage room, a fully stocked breakroom and other amenities that make it easy to stay balanced. The organization also makes an effort to celebrate team members’ achievements through its employee awards program in addition to offering a robust benefits package that includes perks like wellness days, a continuing education stipend and company-sponsored family outings.
For these reasons and more, DoubleDown Interactive LLC has been named Built In Seattle’s company to watch this summer. Read on to learn more about its mission and the opportunities it offers tech talent.
What DoubleDown Interactive LLC does: DoubleDown Interactive LLC is the global gaming company behind several social casino games, including DoubleDown Casino and DoubleDown Classic Slots.
Perks and Benefits
- Generous PTO
- Continuing education stipend
- 401(k) matching
- Company-sponsored family outings
- Wellness days
- Flexible work schedule
- Paid volunteer time
Celebrating employees’ success: In an interview with Built In earlier this year, Shelby Nakamoto, senior growth marketing manager at DoubleDown Interactive, described how the company cultivates a culture of recognition. Having received several awards during her time at the organization, she has experienced the impact of this culture firsthand. “Receiving these recognitions made me feel truly seen and appreciated for the effort and passion I bring to my work,” Nakamoto said. “It’s incredibly motivating to know that contributions — both big and small — are valued.”