Behaviour Interactive
Senior Community Manager -7 Days to Die
Montreal, QC · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 160 days ago
CommunicationCollaboration
About the role
- Are you ready to dive into the world of cutting-edge video game development?
- We're a dynamic, independent studio of over 1200 passionate employees, with studios in Toronto (Behaviour Toronto), Rotterdam (Behaviour Rotterdam) and in the UK (Behaviour UK-North & South).
- Our day to day revolves around two core business focuses: Services and Original Games.
Responsibilities
- Define and lead the community strategy for 7 Days to Die as a live service title.
- Support the creation and improvement of creator or ambassador programs built to celebrate and uplift our most passionate players and creators.
- Mentor and support junior community managers, helping them grow their communication, judgment, and player‑facing expertise.
- You will define community and social strategies, build meaningful relationships with players and creators, and act as a vital bridge between the community and the development team.
Requirements
- Deep understanding of gaming culture and the ability to clearly explain game mechanics.Proven ability to handle public feedback, including challenging or negative interactions, with composure.
- Experience working with social platforms such as Instagram and X.
- Familiarity with community and creator ecosystems within PC and console environments
Benefits
- We value folks of all ages, sex, ethnicity, colour, ethnic or national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, civil status, disability, or any other protected characteristics as per applicable law.
Company info
- Join us and be a part of the future of interactive entertainment!
- At Behaviour Interactive, we believe in giving everyone a fair shot.
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