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As a Senior Game Designer II at Axon, based in sunny San Francisco, California, you'll be at the forefront of revolutionizing public safety training through immersive virtual reality solutions. Imagine crafting specialized VR training simulations that help law enforcement professionals enhance their skills and confidence while serving communities. Your expertise in game design, combined with your passion for VR technologies, will be pivotal in shaping innovative training experiences that don’t just teach but also engage and inspire. Collaborating with talented artists, UX designers, product managers, and subject matter experts, you'll dive into the nuances of gameplay systems, ensuring they align with real-world applications. Your daily tasks will involve creating prototypes, conducting user research, and gathering feedback to refine training simulations, enhancing both their realism and effectiveness. By harnessing your narrative design skills, you’ll develop storytelling elements that resonate with trainees, making lessons memorable. Besides the technical aspects, you’ll contribute to fostering a fun team culture with initiatives like VR Happy Hours and open discussions. At Axon, we value your ideas and insights, with flexibility to work from home, complementing our vibrant office atmosphere whenever you choose. Your impact here will not only advance technology but also create meaningful change in the public safety community, making a tangible difference in how officers engage with the people they serve. Come join us in this exciting journey, where your creativity and innovation will directly contribute to our mission to Protect Life.
Axon is an American company based in Scottsdale, Arizona. We have made it our mission to protect human life by developing technology and weapons products for military, law enforcement, and civilians.
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