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12 Game Industry Job Boards Every Aspiring Developer Should Know About


Breaking into the game industry can feel overwhelming, especially when you're not sure where to look for opportunities. Whether you're a 3D artist, animator, technical artist, designer, programmer, or producer, finding the right job board can dramatically improve your chances of landing your next role.

The good news? There are more resources available today than ever before.

Below are 12 of the most valuable game industry job boards and career resources currently available. If you're actively searching for work—or simply planning your next career move—bookmark these sites and check them regularly.

1. ASGC (Amir Satvat's Game Career Resources)

Website: asgc.gg

If you're only going to visit one resource, start here.

Created by Amir Satvat, ASGC has become one of the most respected career-development resources in the game industry. Beyond job listings, you'll find:

  • Game Jobs Workbooks

  • Mentorship opportunities

  • Resume and LinkedIn reviews

  • Career development resources

  • Mock interviews

  • Networking opportunities

  • One of the most comprehensive game job databases available

This is an essential resource for anyone serious about building a career in games.

2. Video Game Jobs

An extensive database featuring thousands of active opportunities across hundreds of studios.

Highlights include:

  • Search by role

  • Filter by experience level

  • Browse by location

  • Company-specific searches

  • No account required

The site's clean design makes it one of the easiest places to quickly scan available positions.

3. Games Jobs Direct

A long-running industry job board featuring opportunities from studios around the world.

One standout feature is the ability to upload your resume and portfolio, allowing recruiters to discover you even when you're not actively applying.

4. Hitmarker

Hitmarker has grown into one of the largest gaming and esports recruitment platforms available today.

You'll find opportunities from:

  • AAA Studios

  • Indie Developers

  • Esports Organizations

  • Publishers

  • Gaming Media Companies

Their career resource section is also worth exploring if you're updating your resume or portfolio.

5. Remote Game Jobs

For those seeking remote opportunities, this is one of the best specialized resources available.

Remote Game Jobs focuses exclusively on distributed positions, making it easier to filter out studios requiring relocation or hybrid schedules.

A straightforward job board with a simple interface and regularly updated opportunities.

The site is particularly useful for smaller studios and independent companies that may not advertise through larger recruiting platforms.

7. GameDevJobs

A useful resource that covers a broad range of roles beyond traditional development positions.

You'll find opportunities in:

  • Marketing

  • Community Management

  • Production

  • Business Development

  • Operations

  • Support Roles

This makes it especially valuable for professionals seeking non-art and non-programming careers within the industry.

8. ArtStation Jobs

For artists, this should already be on your radar.

ArtStation's job board frequently features opportunities for:

  • Character Artists

  • Environment Artists

  • Technical Artists

  • Animators

  • Concept Artists

  • VFX Artists

Because employers can view your ArtStation portfolio directly, it's one of the strongest platforms for visual talent.

9. Grackle HQ

A growing platform featuring thousands of opportunities across multiple disciplines.

Roles are clearly categorized, making it easy to browse openings in:

  • Engineering

  • Art

  • Design

  • Production

  • QA

  • Marketing

Simple, focused, and effective.

10. Skillsearch

More than just a job board, Skillsearch offers valuable industry insights including:

  • Salary reports

  • Hiring trends

  • Career advice

  • Industry news

  • Job hunting resources

If you're trying to understand the market while searching for opportunities, this is an excellent resource.

11. Work With Indies

Interested in smaller studios and indie development?

Work With Indies specializes in connecting developers with independent teams and startups. Many positions offer opportunities to wear multiple hats, gain broader experience, and work on highly creative projects.

12. PlayHire

PlayHire combines job opportunities with career development resources.

Features include:

  • Portfolio reviews

  • Resume feedback

  • Mentorship opportunities

  • Educational sessions

  • Career-focused community support

Their Discord community is also a valuable place to discover additional job postings and network with other developers.

Final Thoughts

The game industry can be challenging, especially during periods of studio closures, layoffs, and restructuring. If you're currently searching for work, remember that you're not alone.

Many talented developers, artists, designers, and programmers have faced career setbacks and gone on to find incredible opportunities elsewhere.

Keep building your portfolio. Keep learning. Keep networking.

Most importantly, don't stop creating.

Your next opportunity may be only one application away.

— Vertmode

 
 
 

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