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Lead production, QA, and release for Marvel Contest of Champions. Own delivery planning, quality gates, release decisions, outsourcing and budgeting. Mentor production, QA, and release teams; align capacity to commercial plans, manage risks, and drive tooling and process improvements to ensure predictable, high-quality live-service deliveries.

Manage project roadmap, release schedule, budget, and resources for game development. Identify and mitigate risks, set KPIs, run reviews, mentor junior producers, and ensure live-service phase success and team health.

Lead and manage the Producer department across franchises, support and develop project Producers, partner with studio leadership on org design, capacity, budgets, KPIs, and live-service delivery. Oversee hiring, performance, conflict resolution, and career development while ensuring processes and structures enable on-time, on-budget, high-quality live-service results.

Analyze large game and player datasets to extract insights for retention and monetization. Build dashboards, run A/B tests, measure feature performance, support cross-functional teams, and produce ad-hoc reports to inform product and business decisions.

The Senior Software Engineer will design, develop, and maintain complex systems for a gaming project, collaborating with teams to ensure performance and optimize tools.

Design, plan, execute, analyze, and iterate live features, offers, and events for free-to-play games. Create monetization systems, pricing strategies, and optimized promotions; collaborate across teams, write design documentation, assess impacts and mitigate live issues, and use data and market research to drive revenue.

Lead creative and gameplay vision for Marvel Contest of Champions, mentor and grow the Design discipline, set design standards, partner cross-functionally on roadmap and monetization, read live data to guide decisions, and represent the game to players and executives to sustain a long-running live-service title.

Kabam's GameChanger Scholarship awards $5,000 CAD to a post-secondary Art or Design student in British Columbia or Quebec who demonstrates passion for the video game industry. Applicants must submit an application and essay, agree to terms, and may be asked for two references and verification of enrollment and residency. Ideal candidates have a cumulative GPA of ~3.0/4.0. Applications open Aug 17 to Sept 30; winner announced December 2026.