Production intern F/M

As a Production Intern at our game studio, you will play a crucial role in managing bugs and tasks within Jira, facilitating effective communication among team members, and ensuring that all publishing requirements are met. You'll also assess risks and potential blockers, manage internal playtests, and provide feedback to enhance our game's quality.

To be eligible for the Production Intern position at our studio, candidates should be students pursuing a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Strong spoken and written English skills are necessary, as well as a passion for game development processes and the ability to communicate priorities effectively.

The Production Intern role is vital for supporting team dynamics as you will help ensure that each member has clear priorities and is focused on their deliverables. By maintaining a calm and positive attitude, you'll provide stability in the team environment, making it easier for everyone to collaborate and innovate.

In the Production Intern role, you will have the opportunity to work closely with an experienced mentor who will guide you through the game development process. This relationship is designed to provide you with feedback and suggestions that will foster your growth and enhance your understanding of the industry's best practices.

As a Production Intern, you'll receive valuable benefits, including one paid leave per month during your six-month internship, meal vouchers, and a 50% reimbursement on your transportation card. Additionally, you’ll have the flexibility of a hybrid teleworking model, requiring you to be in the office at least two days a week.

When answering this question, share your passion for game development and how the opportunity to work on real projects in a collaborative environment aligns with your career goals. Mention aspects of the role that excite you, such as working with a mentor or contributing to game quality.

Describe your strategies for managing stress and maintaining productivity under pressure. You might mention your ability to prioritize tasks, seeking help when needed, and staying organized to ensure that deadlines are met without compromising quality.

When addressing feedback, it’s important to show that you are open to learning and growth. Explain the situation, the feedback you received, and how you applied that feedback to improve your performance or project outcome, emphasizing your willingness to iterate.

Discuss any experience you've had using Jira or similar project management tools. Explain how you have used these tools for tracking tasks, managing timelines, or communicating with team members, and how you plan to leverage these skills in the intern role.

In responding to this question, highlight your organizational skills and attention to detail. Discuss how you would coordinate with team members to set up playtests, gather feedback during the sessions, and use that feedback to recommend improvements for the game.

Emphasize that effective communication is key to a successful production team. Explain how it helps in aligning team goals, disseminating priorities, and fostering collaboration, which ultimately leads to better project outcomes and a positive work environment.

When discussing humility, explain that it allows you to accept feedback graciously, learn from others’ expertise, and acknowledge that everyone’s contributions are valuable to the production process, making it crucial for team cohesion and growth.

Share your aspirations in the gaming industry, whether it’s moving into a full-time production role, exploring game design, or specializing in a specific area within development. Frame your response to show your enthusiasm for continuous learning and growth in your career.

Discuss specific games you’ve played that sparked your interest in production and game development. Explain why these experiences were impactful, and how they helped shape your understanding of the intricacies of gameplay and user experience.

Outline your approach to task prioritization, such as using organizational tools, setting urgency levels, or breaking down larger tasks into manageable actions. Share past experiences that demonstrate how you effectively managed your duties during busy periods.