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What’s it like working in Asia’s largest games studio with over 400 staff? David Smith, MD, Interactive Selection interviewed Yannick Theler, HR Director Ubisoft Shanghai during his recent visit to GDC China 11-15 October 2009.
The Oriental Pearl Tower is a TV tower in Shanghai, China. The Oriental Pearl Tower is located at the tip of Lujiazui in the Pudong district, by the side of Huangpu River, opposite The Bund of Shanghai. It was designed by Jiang Huan Cheng of the Shanghai Modern Architectural Design Co. Ltd. Construction began in 1991 and the tower was completed in 1995. At 468 m (1,535 feet) high, it was the tallest structure in China from 1994 – 2007, when it was surpassed by the Shanghai World Financial Center. David Smith of Interactive Selection and Game Careers.BIZ visited the tower during CDC China on October 2009.
The Bund in China’s Shanghai stretches one mile along the bank of the Huangpu River. Traditionally, the Bund begins at Yan’an Road (formerly Edward VII Avenue) in the south and ends at Waibaidu Bridge (formerly Garden Bridge) in the north, which crosses Suzhou Creek. The Bund centres on a stretch of the Zhongshan Road, named after Sun Yat-sen. Zhongshan Road is a largely circular road which formed the traditional conceptual boundary of Shanghai city “proper”. To the west of this stretch of the road stands some 52 buildings of various Western classical and modern styles which is the main feature of the Bund. David Smith of Interactive Selection took this film on a trip to GDC China in October 2009.
3) Manage the SE department and ensure the optimum performance
4) Ensure the quality of Programming deliverables
5) Participant to recruitment and training of new talents
6) Manage communication with clients in terms of SE project progress and technique matters.
Requirement
1) Manage training plan and conduct training
2) Project and staff management skills
3) Good reading and writing skills in English
4) Good knowledge of game development, game techniques and platform
5) Minimum 5 years game programming experience
Applications to Interactive Selection at jobs@interactiveselection.com The same studio alsoe seeks a Lead Programmer with minim 3 years game programming and a Junior Game Producer with at least 2 years experience in project management, including team supervision.
Game Developers Conference China 2009 organizers have announced almost 3,000 attendees in total for the Shanghai-based event, revealing plans to hold GDC China 2010 next December. The event ended on Tuesday, October 13, 2009 at the Shanghai International Convention Center. According to organizers, it brought together over 900 conference, media, and speaking attendees and over 2,000 expo attendees. David Smith of Interactive Selection attended the conference and then visited a number of clients in Shanghai. Interactive Selection is the leading international recruiter in the Chinese market. The GDC China Expo had over 60 participating companies including Shanda Games, Tencent Games, 9You, Emergent Games, Dolby, Autodesk, Crytek, China Telecom, and Xpec. David took this short video to give you a flavour of the excitement at the Expo.
Chris and Kris discuss living in Shanghai, including: elevator ayis, eating plastic toys, and winter air pollution. Taken from the “doingshanghai” channel on YouTube.
Whats it like to work for the world’s leading games outsourcing company in Shanghai? Gilles Langorieux, MD Virtous Games, in Shanghai, China was interviewed by David Smith, MD of Interactive Selection, on his trip to GDC China 11-15 October 2009.
CCP Games has a number of top jobs to fill in Atlanta, USA, Reykjavik, Iceland and in Shanghai, china, Please contact your Interactive Selection consultant for details. You can also check possible future co-workers in this great promotional video put together by the team at CCP. David Smith first saw this shown by Senior Procucer ” Alli” at GDC in Shanghai. See some of the Shanghai team at 2.14.
What’s it like working in games in Shanghai? David Smith, MD, Interactive Selection spoke with Lukas Codr, Senior Producer at 2K Games in Shanghai China during his recent visit to GDC China 11-15 October 2009.
