Top Entry Level Gaming Jobs

As a Game Presenter, you will host live casino games, engaging with players while presenting games on-camera. No prior experience is needed, as training will be provided. This role requires excellent communication skills and a customer service orientation, with flexible scheduling for a 24/7 operation.

The job involves working as an Associate Quality Assurance Engineer, focusing on testing and ensuring quality in software applications. Details on responsibilities and qualifications are provided in the attached document.

The Package Assembly Tech II assembles products into packages, labels boxes, operates equipment, counts items, and maintains records, without supervisory responsibilities.

The Marketing Operations Representative is responsible for event coordination, gift management, and providing customer service at marketing events for guests.

The Sports Fields and Grounds Assistant maintains playing surfaces and landscapes, prepares fields for events, and operates groundskeeping equipment while adhering to safety protocols.

The Keno Writer processes wagers, issues tickets, handles cash transactions, assists guests, and maintains compliance in a gaming environment.

The Management Trainee will analyze workflows, support project management, engage in stakeholder meetings, and contribute to cross-functional projects. They will develop presentations and solve operational challenges creatively.

The Game UI Artist will create user-friendly interfaces for games, illustrate UI elements, conceptualize designs, and collaborate with teams for high-quality visuals.

The Player Support Specialist will assist players by resolving their issues, managing reviews, moderating chats, and collecting feedback. They will also collaborate with the QA team and monitor game performance.

This position is for applicants interested in general ART roles not currently listed. Candidates should submit their applications here.