[REMOTE] Publishing Manager

CrazyGames.com, one of the world’s largest browser games platforms, is looking for a remote Publishing Manager. Your responsibility will be to build out and publish our own catalog of proprietary games. You will work as an “in-house entrepreneur” to grow this new initiative, basically creating an internal game studio from scratch. CrazyGames is already used by more than 2 millions users per day, and we’re now ready to bring it to the next level and compete with the major gaming platforms in the world.

On a typical day you might:

• Find improvements to our existing game catalog, implement and evaluate them

• Source new games to add to our catalog

• Propose proven game concepts to develop and write out GDDs

• Contact and manage studios to partner with on the game development side

• Update or port games and integrate various SDKs into games with external support

• Work with external publishers and actively manage different external platforms

• Launch new games and dive deep into the metrics

• Evaluate monetization and UA opportunities

What we offer:

• The opportunity to join a rapidly growing scale-up that is redefining the world of web gaming.

• A lot of responsibility and freedom. We hire only experts and trust them to deliver excellent results.

• Work with an amazing team of almost 30 people from all over the world with a wide range of skills and backgrounds.

• Flexible working hours and location. The results are what counts!

• 1 or 2 team weeks per year. We pay for flights and accommodation so you can have fun with the team.

• The opportunity to play games and claim it's work.

Requirements

Reach out if:

• You are intelligent, efficient, and above all entrepreneurial. You don’t mind rolling up your sleeves and getting things done without close supervision.

• You have a (web) gaming background, with a solid understanding of a wide range of less technical topics (having a holistic view of all the steps from ideation, development, launch, to tracking metrics of a game and so on), while able to manage and work closely with external partners for the more technical implementation.

• You have at least 3 years of game publishing, product management, or closely related business experience.

• You like open, efficient, and to-the-point communication and you have experience in working remotely.

• You have a good gut feeling for what makes people play (casual) games and you’re able to use data to support/challenge it.

• You have a network of potential game development partners to rely on (or are not shy to build one from scratch).