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The Accounting Lead oversees general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, fixed assets, intercompany accounting, financial reporting, month-end and year-end close, tax filings, audits, statutory reporting, compliance, and internal controls. The role also leads accounting staff, improves processes, optimizes ERP use, supports budgeting and forecasting, and partners with business stakeholders and Group Finance.

Design and productionize applied AI systems for game development, including agent workflows, generative 2D/3D/video pipelines, and integrations with creative tools and game engines. Build evaluation frameworks and scalable deployments using Python, FastAPI, AWS, and MLOps practices. Develop proof-of-concepts, optimize inference, decide between pretrained models and fine-tuning, and collaborate with product and creative teams on technical roadmaps.

Leads creative direction for AAA game projects from concept through release. Responsibilities include pitching new opportunities, defining game vision and design strategy, managing and mentoring design teams, collaborating across art, engineering, animation, and production, overseeing milestones and budgets, and driving innovation in gameplay and player experience.

Design, implement, test, debug, document, and optimize game code. Research algorithms, investigate project risks, and develop tools, features, reusable technologies, and engine components. Work with mentor engineers and producers while following Agile/Scrum processes.

Integrate and optimize responsive UI assets and interfaces in Unity, translating Figma designs into pixel-perfect layouts across platforms. Build reusable components, prefabs, and layouts; implement text, animations, transitions, pop-ups, and micro-interactions; and troubleshoot performance and technical issues. Collaborate with artists, designers, and developers to deliver high-quality game UI.

Tests games according to pre-release plans, identifies and records defects, submits bugs to an online tracking database, and follows quality-monitoring supervision. Requires strong interest in games and gaming platforms, English bug-reporting ability, attention to detail, pressure tolerance, communication skills, and independent work ability. Full-time availability for 3–6 months is required.

Build, customize, secure, and deploy AI-powered developer tools and coding assistants. Develop AI agents and workflows, integrate enterprise authentication, create CI/CD and application distribution pipelines, and implement monitoring and observability. Investigate vulnerabilities, telemetry, network activity, and user issues while collaborating with security, DevOps, platform, and developer experience teams. Maintain documentation, audit records, runbooks, and developer support materials.

Own the vision, roadmap, backlog, and outcomes for Virtuos’ coding agents. Lead product discovery with studio developers, shape the developer journey, evaluate AI tools, and guide agents from prototypes through production. Manage developers and a Project Manager while coordinating integrations, pilots, quality standards, adoption, and measurable engineering improvements. Report to the Chief AI Officer and align studios, AI teams, and stakeholders across locations.

Designs mobile game UX flows, wireframes, prototypes, final UI, and reusable design systems across gameplay, LiveOps, stores, progression, and social features. Uses player behavior, analytics, usability feedback, playtests, and product goals to improve experiences. Collaborates with Product, Game Design, developers, and technical artists, prepares production-ready specifications, and may implement UI directly in Unity or Unreal Engine.

Designs and manages global learning programs for game development teams, especially producer, art, and technical disciplines. Conducts learning needs assessments, partners with stakeholders and subject-matter experts, oversees instructional design and delivery, manages vendors, budgets, timelines, and success metrics, and evaluates program effectiveness. The role requires strong facilitation, project management, adult learning expertise, and collaboration across studios, cultures, and time zones.