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We’re growing fast, but we’d rather cancel projects than hire the wrong people. We look for professional excellence, but we always put the applicant’s personality first. We’re willing to go to great lengths to keep our team asshole-free.

So, you’re talented, hands on, a true team player and not afraid of hard work? Please apply!

We would love to receive your application via e-mail. Please include a CV and an up-to-date portfolio of your work so far. Direct all applications to jobs@flaregames.com and tell us how you found us. We’ll get back to you within a week. All open positions are in Karlsruhe, Germany.

Currently, we looking for a…

Community Manager (m/f) | mobile games

 Who should you be? 

An avid gamer. A straight thinker. A hands-on person. As we by policy don’t hire assholes, you should be someone who thrives in a team environment, connects easily with colleagues and communicates well.

What does a community manager do?

As a community manager you’re responsible for organizing flaregames’ community work. You monitor our ‘Get Satisfaction’ forums, our presences in the App Stores, our social media channels, constantly on the watch for user feedback. You report and evaluate this feedback in concise form to the management. You communicate with the dev teams, learn everything about the games and help game designers to better understand the customers. You write FAQs. And you are ‘the first line of defense’ between flaregames and the users looking for support with problems.

What do you need?

You have to know your way around smartphones and tablets, from iOS to Android and Windows. You need to be a passionate gamer, experienced in many genres – and able and willing to learn even more about games. An affinity to Free2Play games might also help. You need to speak and write fluent English and German, a third language would be a distinct advantage. As you are not part of a big team, you’ll need to organize most of your work day yourself, doing what’s necessary without getting carried away by fiddling with details.

Experience with community management for mobile or online games would be great.