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Location: Yerevan, Armenia Problem Space Logistics operations today are still largely: manual reactive fragmented across tools running on incomplete or late data full of conflicting constraints under real-time decision pressure driven by evolving business rules a mix of legacy and new systems Much of this is unstructured: emails, documents, free-text updates, exceptions nobody modelled. That is where AI changes the game. We’re building a system that: ingests real-time operational data, structured and unstructured supports planning and execution decisions, with AI agents that act where it’s safe and hand over to humans where it isn’t adapts to constantly changing constraints What You’ll Work On AI in production. Building LLM- and agent-powered features into production .NET services: tool calling, structured outputs, retrieval over operational data, document and message understanding. The seams. Designing the boundaries between deterministic business logic and probabilistic AI: validation, fallbacks, human-in-the-loop. Trust. Making AI measurable and trustworthy: evals, test sets, observability, guardrails and cost/latency budgets. Ownership. Owning features end to end, from problem framing with product to running them in production. Design Principles keep things simple before scalable prefer explicit logic over magic abstractions, and that includes AI: deterministic where you can, model where you must optimize for change, not perfection (models, prompts and providers will change) measure AI behaviour, don’t trust vibes avoid “framework-driven architecture” accept that some parts will be ugly, temporarily Tech Stack .NET · Vue.js · service-oriented architecture · relational + operational data storage · cloud-based infrastructure · LLM APIs and agent tooling (e.g. Semantic Kernel / Microsoft.Extensions.AI, MCP) · vector/semantic search · eval and tracing tools How We Build AI-native development is the default. You use coding agents (e.g. Claude Code, Copilot) every day. You own what you ship, whoever typed it: you review AI-generated code critically, test it and understand it. What We Expect Strong, senior-level .NET engineering Ability to navigate uncertainty and work in ambiguity Willingness to challenge decisions Focus on outcomes, not just code Understanding of trade-offs and complex systems, including when not to use AI Preferring ownership over comfort Strong Plus Having shipped LLM/AI features to production and kept them running Experience with evals, prompt/version management or AI observability Python for prototyping and data work Logistics or other real-time operations domain experience What You Won’t Find Here over-engineering everything upfront unnecessary microservices “clean architecture” for the sake of it process-heavy development AI demos that never reach production wrapping a chatbot around a problem and calling it solved

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Location: Almaty, Kazakhstan Workplace: OnSite WHY WORK AT HIGGSFIELD AI? Higgsfield AI is the fastest-scaling generative AI company in history, hitting $1B in annual revenue run rate, 30M+ users worldwide, 6M+ generations per day, and powering 390 of Fortune 500 brands. We're building at the absolute frontier of AI-powered video creation and next-generation creative tools. Joining Higgsfield means becoming part of a high-impact team shaping the future of AI-native experiences, at a company that isn't just moving fast, but rewriting what fast looks like. WHAT THIS ROLE MEANS AT HIGGSFIELD Most subscription businesses lose a password. We lose GPU-seconds. When someone runs two hundred accounts off one card to harvest a per-account promotional grant, the cost lands on our compute bill the same hour, and it does not stop until somebody finds them. We have found operators doing exactly that — hundreds of accounts, synchronised signups, machine- generated emails, round-the-clock automation — and we have also found that most of our worst- margin accounts are not abusers at all, just heavy users on an unlimited plan. Telling those two apart, account by account, with evidence that survives being challenged, is this job. You are the person who finds them, proves it, and puts a number on it. You make sure: - Every enforcement action we take is backed by evidence a stranger could follow - We know what abuse cost us last month, on the same basis as last month - The detection system is measured against real cases, not against its own past decisions - When a ring changes shape, somebody notices this week — and that somebody is you WHAT YOU WILL DO Investigation & casework - Run ring investigations end to end: from a flagged account or a cost anomaly to a named cluster, its members, its signature, its lifetime economics and a recommended action. - Build the linkage yourself — shared payment instruments, IP and ASN concentration, email-stem families, registration bursts, behavioural and automation fingerprints — and know which links are evidence and which are coincidence. - Separate abuse from unprofitable-but-legitimate every single time. On an unlimited plan, negative gross margin is normal. Cost is a gate, never a trigger. - Triage the review queue the detection system produces, and feed what you learn back into it. Your adjudications are the only unbiased labels the scientist has. Evidence & defensibility - Produce evidence packages that hold up outside the company — to an external auditor, to a payment network, to a customer disputing a ban, to Legal enforcing our Terms. Our abuse work has already been used in all four contexts. - Write per-account, not per-ring, when the action is per-account. A ban list without a reason column is not evidence. - Know what our Terms of Use actually entitle us to do, and flag when the evidence supports the finding but not the action. Quantification & reporting - Own the abuse loss number: what it cost, on what basis, net of the revenue we reversed and the legitimate customers we caught by mistake. Same definition every month, written down. - Distinguish COGS burned, revenue at risk, revenue reversed and cash refunded — they are four different numbers and people will conflate them. - Build the recurring reporting that tells us whether the problem is growing, and the ad-hoc answer to "why did compute spike last Tuesday" that is due the same day. Monitoring & adaptation - Watch the detectors themselves. A rule that stops firing is a detection event, not a quiet week. - Check the instrument before explaining the movement: a missing upstream table, a silently dropped join, a vendor signal that went away. This has bitten us and it will again. - Spot new abuse patterns before they are in anybody's model — usually in a cost anomaly, a strange cohort, or a support ticket that does not fit. How we work - SQL and Python on raw payment, usage and identity data in BigQuery, without anyone preparing it for you. We use AI heavily — resourcefulness beats syntax. - Close partnership with the Antifraud data scientist (you validate what they build), Payments (chargebacks and processor signals), Support (the humans who meet your false positives) and Finance (the loss number goes in the accounts). WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR - 2+ years doing investigative or risk analytics — fraud, abuse, trust and safety, AML, chargebacks, gaming or marketplace integrity. What matters is that you have chased real bad actors, not modelled them in the abstract. - Strong SQL, without help. Self-joins, window functions, cohort replay, and joining payments to usage to identity across messy keys. This is the single most-used skill in the role. - Python at working level for analysis — pandas, notebooks, a bit of graph work. - Investigative instinct: you follow the thread, you notice the thing that does not fit, and you can say when a pattern is a coincidence. - Evidentiary discipline: you can write up a finding so that somebody who distrusts you can check it, and you know the difference between "this looks like abuse" and "this is provable." - Unit-economics literacy: gross margin per account, what compute costs, and why a negative-margin customer may be entirely legitimate. - The judgment to escalate rather than act when the evidence is thin, and to say so in writing. - Clear written and spoken English, B2+. Backgrounds that often do well: - Fraud / risk analysts from fintech, payments, marketplaces, gaming, crypto or betting - Trust & safety investigators and platform-integrity analysts - Chargeback, dispute or AML analysts who write their own queries - Strong product or BI analysts who got handed the abuse problem and kept it WHAT THIS ROLE IS NOT This role is not a fit if you: - Want to build models full time — that is the Antifraud data scientist, and it is open - Want to do content moderation or NSFW classification - Would put an account on a ban list without being able to say why in one sentence - Treat every negative-margin account as an abuser - Need a labelled dataset or a clean table before you can start - Are uncomfortable that your work gets real people's accounts restricted, sometimes wrongly - Want predictable 9–5 workdays HIRING PROCESS - Screening call (30 min) - Hiring-manager screen (30 min) - Business case (1 hour) - Take-home with real-shaped data (7 days, ~10–12 hours of work) - Team interview (60 min) - Paid on-site trial (1 month) THE DEAL - Competitive salary in USD - Equity: participation in the company's stock option program - On-site role in Almaty, Kazakhstan - Relocation support (flight + temporary housing) - Flat structure, high autonomy, fast career growth

Location: Almaty, Kazakhstan Workplace: OnSite WHY WORK AT HIGGSFIELD AI? Higgsfield AI is the fastest-scaling generative AI company in history, hitting $1B in annual revenue run rate, 30M+ users worldwide, 6M+ generations per day, and powering 390 of Fortune 500 brands. We're building at the absolute frontier of AI-powered video creation and next-generation creative tools. Joining Higgsfield means becoming part of a high-impact team shaping the future of AI-native experiences, at a company that isn't just moving fast, but rewriting what fast looks like. WHAT THIS ROLE MEANS AT HIGGSFIELD Generative video has a problem most subscription businesses don't: every unit we sell costs us real compute. A stolen password costs a streaming service nothing. An account farm on an unlimited generation plan costs us GPU-seconds, at scale, every hour it runs. We have found organised operators running hundreds of accounts on a single card, reselling unlimited generations, and harvesting per-account promotional grants at industrial scale. We have also found that most of our negative-margin accounts are not abuse at all — they are ordinary heavy users on an unlimited plan, which is a pricing problem wearing a fraud costume. Telling those two populations apart, at account level, before the money is gone, is this job. You own the question of who is taking value they did not pay for, and the system that stops them. You make sure: - We catch abuse before the compute is burned, not in a post-mortem that reconciles the loss - Every enforcement action has a measured precision, a measured cost of being wrong, and a way back for the customer we got wrong - The difference between fraud and unprofitable pricing is a number we can defend, not a vibe - When operators adapt — and they will, within days — we find out from a monitor, not from the monthly margin review WHAT YOU WILL DO Detection & scoring - Own the account-abuse scoring system end to end: signals, weights, thresholds, the scoring job, the monitoring, and the recalibration when it decays. - Build detection that fires early. A rule that catches 88% of the money on day 11 is worth far less than one that catches 60% at checkout, and you should be able to say why in dollars. - Work the two halves that actually matter together: linkage (who is connected to whom) and economics (what are they consuming). Either one alone produces a system nobody can switch on — linkage without economics flags families sharing a card, economics without linkage flags our best customers. - Treat cost as a gate, not a label. On an unlimited plan, being gross-margin negative is normal. Entity resolution & ring detection - Find rings, not just accounts: shared payment instruments, IP and ASN concentration, email-stem families, synchronised registration bursts, behavioural fingerprints, automation signatures. - Do it without a reliable device fingerprint — we do not have one today, and part of this job is telling us what it would be worth and what it would cost. - Know where graph methods break. Transitive closure through a shared card will happily merge thousands of unrelated people into one "ring"; we have done exactly that and thrown the result away. Enforcement, policy & the cost of being wrong - Design graduated, reversible actions — throttle, rate-limit, step-up verification, hold, pre-grant refusal, manual review queue, ban — and match the severity to the confidence. - Own the false-positive budget explicitly: how many paying customers are we willing to inconvenience to save a dollar of compute, and what is the appeal path for the ones we get wrong. - Build the pre-grant gates. The cheapest abuse to stop is the kind we decline to enable in the first place — a trial we do not grant costs nothing to claw back. - Partner with Payments on Stripe Radar, chargebacks and dispute economics; with Support on the queue your model creates; with Legal on what our Terms actually entitle us to do. Measurement & adversarial monitoring - Quantify what the system is worth in money — COGS avoided, net of the revenue you destroyed and the support cost you created. Keep that number current. - Run holdouts even on enforcement, wherever it is legal and safe to do so, because otherwise you will never know what your rules are worth. - Monitor for adaptation, not just drift. Model decay here is caused by an adversary, and it looks different: a signal stops firing, a ring changes shape, a cohort's behaviour shifts inside a week. - Watch your own inputs. A detection system that silently loses a feature degrades to a system that cannot reach its own threshold — and reports nothing wrong while doing it. Making it usable - Ship scores and reasons, never scores alone. An analyst, a support agent or an auditor must be able to read why an account was actioned. - Produce evidence that survives outside the company. Our abuse work has already been used in an external audit and in Terms-of-Use enforcement; write for that standard. - Work in SQL, Python and BigQuery on raw event, payment and generation data. We use AI heavily — resourcefulness beats syntax. WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR - Experience building abuse, fraud or trust-and-safety detection that actually took action on real users — payments fraud, promo abuse, multi-accounting, bonus abuse, account takeover, marketplace or gaming abuse. Anti-money-laundering and credit-risk backgrounds transfer if the modelling was yours. - Genuine understanding of the adversarial setting: that your counterparty responds, that your training labels are generated by your own past decisions, and that offline AUC on a censored label set is close to meaningless. - Strong SQL and Python on raw event data without help: joins across payments, usage and identity, window functions, cohort replay. Gradient boosting, and the judgment to know when a two-condition rule beats a model. - Comfort with graph and linkage thinking — connected components, shared-attribute clustering, and an instinct for when a link is evidence and when it is coincidence. - Precision-first evaluation instincts: precision at the operating point, cost-weighted error, and why you would take 20% recall at 90% precision over the reverse in an enforcement system. - Unit-economics literacy: gross margin per account, what compute actually costs us, why a negative-margin customer may be entirely legitimate. - The judgment to escalate rather than act when the evidence is thin, and to say so in writing. - Clear written and spoken English, B2+. Backgrounds that often do well: - Fraud / risk data scientists from fintech, payments, marketplaces, gaming or crypto - Trust & safety and platform-integrity teams who owned detection and enforcement policy - Growth or product data scientists who ended up owning promo-abuse because nobody else would - Analysts from payment processors, PSPs or chargeback/dispute operations who moved into modelling WHAT THIS ROLE IS NOT This role is not a fit if you: - Want to build content-moderation or NSFW classification — that is a different function here - Would ship a ban list without knowing its precision - Optimize AUC on a label set your own enforcement created, and call it validated - Need a labelled fraud dataset to exist before you can start - Treat every negative-margin account as an abuser - Are uncomfortable that being right 90% of the time means being wrong about real, paying, legitimate people — and that you own what happens to them - Want predictable 9–5 workdays HIRING PROCESS - Screening call (30 min) - Hiring-manager screen (30 min) - Business case (1 hour) - Take-home with real-shaped data (7 days, ~10–12 hours of work) - Team interview (60 min) - Paid on-site trial (1 month) THE DEAL - Competitive salary in USD - Equity: participation in the company's stock option program - On-site role in Almaty, Kazakhstan - Relocation support (flight + temporary housing) - Flat structure, high autonomy, fast career growth

Location: Almaty, Kazakhstan Workplace: OnSite WHY WORK AT HIGGSFIELD AI? Higgsfield AI is the fastest-scaling generative AI company in history, hitting $1B in annual revenue run rate, 30M+ users worldwide, 6M+ generations per day, and powering 390 of Fortune 500 brands. We're building at the absolute frontier of AI-powered video creation and next-generation creative tools. Joining Higgsfield means becoming part of a high-impact team shaping the future of AI-native experiences, at a company that isn't just moving fast, but rewriting what fast looks like. WHAT THIS ROLE MEANS AT HIGGSFIELD We sell subscriptions and credit packs to consumers in over a hundred countries, and today almost all of it moves as cross-border card payments in USD. That has three consequences, and this role owns all three. We are declined more than we should be. In some of our largest growth markets roughly one attempt in three fails, and a meaningful share of those are not "no money" — they are cross-border blocks, card limits, stale credentials on renewal, and issuers who do not recognise us. We pay more than we should. Our blended cost of acceptance is the single largest line below compute, and the majority of the network component sits on transactions our processor classes as cross-border. We are not on the rails our customers use. In two of our fastest-growing markets, the dominant local payment method is one we do not offer at all. You own the measurement and the argument behind fixing all of it. You make sure: - We know our true authorization rate — at the unit the business actually cares about, not the one that is easy to compute - Every basis point of payment cost has a name, a geography and an owner - A decline is a diagnosis, not a statistic - When we propose a new rail, a new entity or a new processor arrangement, the number underneath it holds up to Stripe's own analysis and to our board's WHAT YOU WILL DO Authorization & decline analysis - Own authorization rate end to end: by country, issuer, BIN, card brand and funding type, plan price point, first payment vs renewal, and payment method. - Build and maintain the decline taxonomy — what each decline code actually means, which are recoverable, which are terminal, and which are us rather than them. - Measure at the right unit. An invoice that succeeds on the third retry is a success, not two failures and a success, and reporting it the other way has made teams optimise the wrong thing. - Separate soft declines we can recover from hard declines we cannot, and put a number on the recoverable pool. Cost of acceptance - Own the blended take rate and its decomposition: interchange, scheme fees, processor markup, cross-border and currency-conversion components, disputes, and the fixed per-transaction pieces. - Find where the cost actually sits. Averages hide it — the cost is concentrated by corridor, by card type and by whether the transaction is domestic. - Build the evidence for commercial conversations with our processor, and keep it current enough to reuse. Local payment methods, entities and routing - Size the case for new rails market by market: what share of local commerce runs on them, what our current card performance costs us, and what we would realistically recover. - Model merchant-of-record and local-acquiring arrangements against the alternative of our own entities, honestly — including the fee we would pay for the privilege. - Design and read the experiments that prove it, with the product analytics team. A new payment method is an A/B test, not a launch. Renewals, dunning and involuntary churn - Own the retry and dunning strategy as a measurable system: when to retry, how often, through which rail, and when to stop. - Quantify involuntary churn separately from voluntary. They look identical in a cancellation count and they need completely different fixes. - Track the health of stored credentials — network tokens, card-account-updater coverage, expiring cards — because in a subscription business that is silent revenue leakage. Disputes, refunds and reconciliation - Own dispute and chargeback rates against network thresholds, with the lag handled properly — disputes arrive weeks after the charge and a same-period denominator understates you. - Reconcile processor data to the revenue ledger and explain the differences rather than plugging them. - Work with the antifraud team where disputes are abuse rather than genuine dissatisfaction. HOW WE WORK - SQL and Python on raw processor and billing data in BigQuery. We use AI heavily — resourcefulness beats syntax. - Partner with Finance (the numbers get booked), Product (checkout and paywall), Engineering (the billing integration) and our processor's team directly. WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR - 2+ years in payments analytics, payment operations, billing, or risk at a merchant, PSP, acquirer, or fintech. This is a domain role — general analytics experience without payments does not transfer quickly enough. - Fluency in the actual mechanics: authorization vs capture vs settlement, decline codes, 3DS and SCA, network tokens and account updater, interchange and scheme fees, chargeback lifecycle, MCC, BIN, cross-border and DCC. - Strong SQL, without help. Most of this job is joining sessions to intents to charges to invoices to refunds across imperfect keys and getting the denominator right. - Python at working level for analysis. - The instinct to check the unit of measurement before quoting a rate — per attempt, per invoice, per user, per session are four different numbers and only one of them answers the question. - Comfort with subscription billing specifically: renewals, proration, plan changes, failed payments, dunning, involuntary churn. - Commercial judgment: you can build the case for a rail or a rate and defend it against a vendor who does this for a living. - Clear written and spoken English, B2+. Backgrounds that often do well: - Payment operations or payments analytics at a consumer subscription, marketplace or gaming company - Analysts from PSPs, acquirers, orchestration platforms or card networks - Billing / revenue operations analysts who owned dunning and involuntary churn - Risk or chargeback analysts who moved toward the acceptance side WHAT THIS ROLE IS NOT This role is not a fit if you: - Want to own checkout UX or pricing — that is Product Analyst, and it is open - Want to build fraud models — that is the Antifraud data scientist, and it is open - Would report an authorization rate without saying what the denominator was - Would take a processor's own analysis of their own performance at face value - Need someone else to prepare the data - Want predictable 9–5 workdays HIRING PROCESS - Screening call (30 min) - Hiring-manager screen (30 min) - Business case (1 hour) - Take-home with real-shaped data (7 days, ~10–12 hours of work) - Team interview (60 min) - Paid on-site trial (1 month) THE DEAL - Competitive salary in USD - Equity: participation in the company's stock option program - On-site role in Almaty, Kazakhstan - Relocation support (flight + temporary housing) - Flat structure, high autonomy, fast career growth

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Location: Los Angeles, United States; Remote USA Workplace: remote ABOUT YOU We are looking for a Director of Marketing who is a sharp strategic storyteller and a hands-on operator to join our Advertising & Rewards division. The best candidate will be someone who thrives in a fast-paced, highly collaborative, and exceptionally dynamic setting and is excited to own positioning and go-to-market at the intersection of several high-growth opportunities: a B2B advertising business, a B2C rewards app, a zero-party data and rewards platform, an on-chain identity and attribution layer, and a major strategic brand initiative. Strong narrative development, messaging, and launch GTM skills are essential, along with experience turning complex, multi-product technology into clear, compelling stories for very different audiences — game developers, app marketers, and brand advertisers. The ability to build go-to-market from the ground up, owning positioning and enablement end to end, will be key to your success in this role. If you’re passionate about crafting stories that make emerging technology click for buyers and love helping game developers and brands connect with players through advertising and rewards, we would love to hear from you! ABOUT US Xsolla is a global commerce company with robust tools and services to help developers solve the inherent challenges of the video game industry. From indie to AAA, companies partner with Xsolla to help them fund, distribute, market, and monetize their games. Grounded in the belief in the future of video games, Xsolla is resolute in the mission to bring opportunities together, and continually make new resources available to creators. Headquartered and incorporated in Los Angeles, California, Xsolla operates as the merchant of record and has helped over 1,500+ game developers to reach more players and grow their businesses around the world. With more paths to profits and ways to win, developers have all the things needed to enjoy the game. For more information, visit xsolla.com . Responsibilities Strategic Leadership & Portfolio GTM Co-develop and operationalize an integrated go-to-market strategy across the Advertising & Rewards portfolio, supporting Xsolla Ads, Rewards, Xsolla Choice, and Xsolla ID+ and Backpack. Translate strategic direction into positioning, messaging, launch roadmaps, and measurable GTM outcomes for each product and initiative. Act as the connective tissue between strategy and execution, ensuring high-quality delivery across every workstream. Provide thought leadership on narrative development, competitive positioning, and content strategy as the portfolio and brand initiative scale. Contribute to future marketing team design as the division builds out brand and agency sales. Brand & Agency Sales Growth Build the new narrative, messaging, and marketing plan required to support Xsolla Ads’ expansion into brand and agency sales. Partner with the Currency team on the company’s strategic brand initiative, helping define and roll out Xsolla’s new positioning. Build the messaging foundation and sales enablement that the emerging brand sales team will carry to market. Translate the new brand positioning into a consistent story across products, sales, and external communications. Messaging & Cross-Product Narrative Own the cross-product narrative that ties the portfolio into one coherent story across Choice, ID+ and Backpack, Rewards, and Ads. Build core messaging frameworks, value propositions, and proof points for each audience, keeping them consistent across web, sales, PR, and events. Make complex and emerging concepts, including Web3, on-chain attribution, and zero-party data, legible and compelling to non-technical buyers. Sales Enablement & Content Translate positioning into the assets the field needs: decks, one-pagers, case studies, demand stories, web and landing-page copy, and event narratives. Equip BD and sales teams, including the advertiser outreach team and the new brand sales team, with the assets, talk tracks, and competitive positioning they need to win. Develop audience- and persona-specific demand stories for both gaming and non-gaming ICPs, with alignment and feedback from BD. Operational Excellence & Cross-Functional Leadership Own the marketing operating model across the portfolio, including campaign intake, prioritization, GTM documentation, and approvals. Maintain GTM calendars and a coordinated launch and event drumbeat across the year, and surface trends, risks, and optimization opportunities to the VP of Marketing. Partner across product, growth, design, BD, legal, finance, and central marketing to keep launches on-brand and on time. Coordinate with the central Xsolla marketing team to ensure division campaigns stay consistent with brand standards and broader GTM strategy. Qualifications & Skills Required 7–8 years of experience in marketing or GTM, with a proven track record of owning product launches and positioning end to end. Mastery of positioning, messaging, and narrative — able to turn complex, multi-product technology into a clear story for multiple audiences. Experience launching products across both B2B and B2C, and to multiple ICPs (developers, marketers, brand advertisers). Strong cross-functional leadership in a matrixed organization; comfortable being the bridge between product, sales, and marketing. Excellent written communication skills, with the ability to adapt voice across executive narratives, sales enablement, and customer-facing copy. Comfort with emerging and technical categories — Web3 and on-chain, identity and zero-party data, ad tech, and loyalty — and the ability to make them legible to non-technical buyers. Highly organized and self-directed — able to manage multiple concurrent launches without things falling through the cracks. Collaborative team player comfortable interfacing with product, creative, growth, BD, and sales stakeholders. Preferred Experience in gaming or games-adjacent industries. Background in ad tech, programmatic, or loyalty and rewards. Web3, crypto, or identity and privacy marketing experience. Experience standing up sales enablement for a new or newly formed sales team. Background in B2B SaaS GTM strategy. Benefits: We are passionate about fostering a supportive environment for our team, so we prioritize the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of our employees and their families through a comprehensive Benefits Program. This includes 100% company-paid medical, dental, and vision plans, unlimited Flexible Time Off, and a personalized career roadmap for each employee. By investing in professional development through training and educational opportunities, we ensure that our team thrives both personally and professionally. Together, we’re not just building a business; we’re cultivating a community that values creativity, collaboration, and the transformative power of play. Equal Employment Opportunity Statement: Xsolla is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law. We consider qualified applicants with criminal histories in accordance with the Fair Chance Act. Criminal History Consideration: For the Director of Marketing position, we will conduct a background check that may include the following: Criminal history check Employment verification Education verification Relevance to Job Responsibilities: The background check is relevant to this position because of the following role responsibilities: Accessing confidential company data, including unreleased product roadmaps, brand strategy, and partner information Managing marketing budgets and agency/vendor spend Rights Under the Fair Chance Act: Applicants are encouraged to inquire about their rights under the Fair Chance Act. If you have questions regarding our hiring practices, please contact careers@xsolla.com. By submitting the following job application form, you consent to Xsolla processing your data for career-related inquiries and potential employment opportunities. We process your data in accordance with this Xsolla Privacy Notice for Job Applicants . 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Location: Remote USA Workplace: remote ABOUT YOU We're looking for a commercially driven, analytically sharp, and results-oriented Account Manager to join the Xsolla Offerwall team. This is an exciting opportunity to own the advertiser side of a premium rewarded inventory network at the intersection of mobile gaming, user acquisition, and advertising technology. The best candidate is someone who thrives in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment and is passionate about helping game studios achieve their acquisition goals through performance-driven advertising. In this client-facing role, you'll build and grow relationships with gaming studios and UA teams, optimizing campaign performance and ensuring partners get measurable results through Xsolla's Offerwall. You'll serve as a trusted advisor to advertisers, translating data into actionable strategies, and collaborate closely with Xsolla's product, operations, and technical teams to continuously improve the partner experience. Strong account management skills, a deep familiarity with mobile gaming and performance advertising, and the ability to balance day-to-day campaign management with long-term partner growth will be key to your success. If you're energized by the intersection of gaming and performance marketing and love building meaningful advertiser relationships, we'd love to hear from you! ABOUT US Xsolla is a global commerce company with robust tools and services designed to help developers solve the inherent challenges of the video game industry. From indie to AAA, companies partner with Xsolla to help fund, distribute, market, and monetize their games. Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, Xsolla has helped over 1,500+ game developers reach more players and grow their businesses around the world. For more information, visit xsolla.com. Responsibilities: Partner Growth & Account Management Guide new publisher integrations from onboarding through launch, nurture long-term monetization partnerships, and expand existing accounts by driving adoption and incremental revenue growth through Xsolla's Offerwall. Balance multiple accounts and priorities in a fast-paced environment, consistently delivering results under shifting timelines. Maintain deep knowledge of mobile advertising, the rewarded ecosystem, and app monetization models to ensure partner strategies stay competitive. Problem Solving & Diagnostics Serve as the first line of defense when a partner reports a performance drop, integration bug, or unexpected revenue anomaly — approaching each issue methodically: isolate the variable, form a hypothesis, and validate it against the data before proposing a fix. Analyze data to uncover trends, diagnose challenges, and recommend optimization strategies that drive measurable revenue impact, distinguishing symptoms from root causes rather than treating surface-level fixes as solutions. Own ambiguous, cross-functional problems end-to-end — coordinating with product, engineering, and operations to identify what's broken, why, and what the right fix is, even when the answer isn't immediately obvious. Anticipate downstream issues before they escalate, using pattern recognition from past partner problems to flag risks proactively rather than reactively. Strategic Relationships & Executive Communication Own and cultivate strategic relationships with senior and executive stakeholders at publisher partners, acting as a trusted advisor rather than a transactional point of contact. Prepare and deliver executive-level business reviews, business cases, and growth roadmaps that translate complex data and problem resolutions into clear, actionable business outcomes for senior decision-makers. Tailor communication style and depth to the audience — distilling technical or operational detail into strategic narratives when presenting to executives, while retaining the ability to go deep on the details with day-to-day partner contacts. Represent Xsolla in high-stakes conversations (renewals, escalations, strategic planning) where executive trust and credibility directly influence partner retention and growth. Collaborate cross-functionally with internal product, operations, and technical teams to implement partner requirements and resolve potential blockers, and know when an issue needs to be surfaced to internal leadership. Qualifications & Skills: Experience 3+ years in digital media, mobile advertising, programmatic, or related SaaS/AdTech account management, sales, or business development. Demonstrated ability to grow client portfolios, negotiate partnerships, and achieve or exceed revenue targets. Problem-Solving Mindset A structured approach to ambiguity — comfortable breaking down a messy, undefined problem into testable pieces rather than waiting for someone else to define the issue. Track record of resolving complex, cross-functional issues independently, knowing when to dig in personally versus when to loop in the right internal stakeholder. Genuine curiosity about "why" — treats every escalation or performance dip as a question to be answered with data, not just a ticket to be closed. Resilience and resourcefulness when the first solution doesn't work; iterates rather than stalls. Analytical Strength Comfortable interpreting data sets (e.g., KPIs such as CPM, CTR, LTV, retention, or ARPU) and translating insights into strategy and root-cause diagnosis. Communication & Executive Presence Exceptional written, verbal, and presentation ability; adept at simplifying technical and performance concepts for diverse audiences, including senior and executive stakeholders. Demonstrated experience managing strategic relationships with VP or C-level contacts, including leading executive business reviews and high-stakes partner conversations. Proven success working with cross-functional groups, particularly product, operations, and technical teams, to drive problems to closure. Industry Knowledge Understanding of mobile ecosystems, rewarded ads, ad monetization strategies, and performance marketing models. Mindset Proactive, entrepreneurial, and results-driven; thrives in fast-moving environments with minimal structure. Views obstacles as puzzles to be solved rather than blockers to be reported. Tools Proficiency in productivity and analytics tools (e.g., Google Sheets, BI dashboards, CRM platforms, and presentation software). Benefits: We are passionate about fostering a supportive environment for our team, so we prioritize the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of our employees and their families through a comprehensive Benefits Program. This includes 100% company-paid medical, dental, and vision plans, unlimited Flexible Time Off, and a personalized career roadmap for each employee. By investing in professional development through training and educational opportunities, we ensure that our team thrives both personally and professionally. Together, we’re not just building a business; we’re cultivating a community that values creativity, collaboration, and the transformative power of play. Equal Employment Opportunity Statement: Xsolla is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law. We consider qualified applicants with criminal histories in accordance with the Fair Chance Act. Criminal History Consideration: For the Demand Account Manager, we will conduct a background check that may include the following:  Criminal history check Employment verification Education verification Relevance to Job Responsibilities: The background check is relevant to this position because of the following role responsibilities: Working with vulnerable populations Handling sensitive financial information/managing budgets/accessing funds Accessing confidential company data Ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements Rights Under the Fair Chance Act: Applicants are encouraged to inquire about their rights under the Fair Chance Act. If you have questions regarding our hiring practices, please contact careers@xsolla.com. By submitting the following job application form, you consent to Xsolla processing your data for career-related inquiries and potential employment opportunities. We process your data in accordance with thisXsolla Privacy Notice for Job Applicants. 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Responsibilities: - Provide day-to-day legal support across corporate, commercial, payments, and regulatory matters for an international iGaming business. - Support the incorporation, administration, restructuring, and ongoing maintenance of legal entities across multiple jurisdictions. - Prepare and maintain corporate documentation, including resolutions, powers of attorney, and statutory records. - Coordinate the opening and ongoing maintenance of corporate bank accounts, payment accounts, and merchant accounts, including preparing KYC/KYB documentation and liaising with banks, PSPs, and other financial institutions. - Provide legal support for relationships with PSPs, acquirers, and other payment partners, including reviewing and negotiating agreements and assessing legal and regulatory requirements for payment solutions. - Draft, review, and negotiate commercial agreements, NDAs, and other legal documents. - Draft, review, and update B2C platform documentation, including Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policies, Responsible Gaming Policies, and AML/KYC policies. - Assist with selected gaming licensing matters, including preparing corporate and supporting documentation, coordinating submissions and renewals, and liaising with licensing advisers and authorities as needed. - Conduct legal research and monitor relevant developments in corporate, gambling, financial services, data protection, and commercial regulations across the jurisdictions in which the business operates. Requirements: - Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree in Law. - 3–5 years of legal experience, preferably in iGaming or another international business with cross-border corporate and payment operations. - Hands-on experience with offshore corporate structures and the administration of legal entities across multiple jurisdictions. - Practical experience opening and maintaining corporate bank, payment, and merchant accounts, including handling KYC/KYB requests and coordinating with financial institutions. - Experience working with PSPs and other payment partners. - Strong knowledge of corporate, commercial, and contract law, with the ability to research and navigate regulatory requirements across different jurisdictions. - Experience drafting and reviewing commercial agreements, corporate documents, and customer-facing platform documentation. - Excellent legal drafting skills in English and Russian, English proficiency at B2–C1 level or above, both written and spoken. - Strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills. - A proactive, practical approach and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced international environment.

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Location: Russia; Perm; Moscow Workplace: remote ABOUT US Xsolla is a global commerce company with robust tools and services to help developers solve the inherent challenges of the video game industry. From indie to AAA, companies partner with Xsolla to help them fund, distribute, market, and monetize their games. Grounded in the belief in the future of video games, Xsolla is resolute in the mission to bring opportunities together, and continually make new resources available to creators. Headquartered and incorporated in Los Angeles, California, Xsolla operates as the merchant of record and has helped over 1,500+ game developers to reach more players and grow their businesses around the world. With more paths to profits and ways to win, developers have all the things needed to enjoy the game. For more information, visit xsolla.com. THE ROLE We are hiring a Team Lead, Web3 to lead a cross-functional team of frontend, backend, smart contract and QA engineers in XsollaZK, Xsolla's Web3 ecosystem on a zkSync-based L2. Your team builds: smart wallets built on account abstraction; SDKs that game studios and partners use to bring players on-chain; infrastructure backend services for tokenizing in-game items and currencies; ecosystem dApps: a DEX, an NFT marketplace and an auction. This is a management role. Most of your time goes to people and delivery: building the team, growing engineers, and making delivery predictable. The rest goes to technical leadership: architecture, reviews and hands-on code where it matters. Responsibilities WHAT YOU WILL OWN The team: hiring, onboarding, growth and performance of frontend, backend, smart contract and QA engineers Delivery: predictable commitments, a sustainable pace and the quality of what the team ships How the team works: processes, engineering standards and an AI-assisted workflow Relationships with Product, DevOps and other Xsolla product teams: priorities, dependencies and expectations The technical direction of the team's product area: on-chain / off-chain architecture and key technical decisions, justified in writing Security and reliability of what the team ships: signing flows, contracts that hold user assets, production operation and the team's on-call rotation WHAT YOU WILL DO People Set clear goals and expectations for each engineer Run regular 1:1s, performance reviews and career development conversations; give direct feedback and address underperformance Hire engineers across disciplines: define roles, run interviews and onboard new people Grow engineers through mentoring and build the team's next leaders Build a culture of technical excellence, collaboration and continuous learning Delivery Work with Product to shape requirements, estimate and plan work Manage scope, workload, risks and dependencies so the team delivers on its commitments Report progress, risks and blockers to stakeholders Lead the team through production incidents and post-mortems Continuously improve development processes and team efficiency Technical leadership Review architecture and critical code across backend, frontend and smart contracts, with a focus on edge cases specific to Xsolla products: smart wallets, tokenization of in-game items and currencies, marketplace and auction flows Lead key decisions on smart wallet integration (UserOperations, paymaster and gas sponsorship), session keys and the signing flow Identify systemic risks (key management, signature phishing, bundler and RPC dependencies) and make sure they are addressed before they become incidents Contribute hands-on to critical features when needed Set up AI tooling in the repositories (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor: rules, context, harness) and drive its adoption across the team REQUIRED Management experience 5+ years of engineering management experience Managing cross-functional teams that combine several disciplines (for example frontend, backend, smart contracts and QA) Teams you led shipped dApps to production and maintained them People leadership Hiring and building teams: defining roles, running interviews, onboarding Performance management: setting goals, giving feedback, running performance reviews, handling underperformance Growing engineers: career plans, mentoring Delivery and stakeholders Delivery planning: estimation, sprint planning, managing scope, risks and dependencies Working with Product and other teams on priorities and trade-offs; explaining technical trade-offs to non-technical stakeholders Leading a team through production incidents and post-mortems Balancing management with hands-on technical work Technical depth A strong technical background: hands-on engineering experience across the Web3 stack, deep enough to lead technical decisions and review work on each layer: Web3 libraries and wallets: viem and wagmi in production; how wallet signers work (EOAs, browser and embedded wallets, smart accounts, EIP-191, EIP-712, EIP-1193); smart wallets (UserOperations, paymasters, ERC-1271) Backend: Go and TypeScript (Node.js); processing on-chain events (idempotency, reorgs, retries); asynchronous messaging (Kafka, RabbitMQ or NATS ); PostgreSQL and Redis; REST and gRPC API design Frontend: React and TypeScript; web security fundamentals ( XSS , CSRF , CSP , safe handling of signatures and keys in the browser) Smart contracts: reading Solidity and the EVM (storage, gas, proxy upgrade patterns, access control); common vulnerability classes (reentrancy, front-running / MEV , oracle manipulation, signature replay) Operations: Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD; observability (we use Datadog; experience with Prometheus, Grafana, ELK / Graylog or OpenTelemetry also counts) AI-assisted engineering Daily hands-on use of AI coding tools (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) for development and review, including configuring them for a repository English Spoken English at B2 level or higher Nice to Have ZK Stack and zk -rollups: EraVM vs EVM , system contracts (ContractDeployer, NonceHolder), L1↔L2 messaging, bridging and finality Smart contract development in Solidity with Foundry Deeper account abstraction: ERC-4337 EntryPoint versions and validation rules (ERC-7562, ERC-6492), modular accounts (ERC-7579 / ERC-6900), session keys and delegated permissions (ERC-7710 / ERC-7715), EIP-7702 Hands-on experience with wallet and AA infrastructure technologies (Sequence, thirdweb, Privy, Dynamic, Turnkey, Pimlico, Alchemy, ZeroDev, Safe{Core}), with clear views on build versus buy Key management: HSM , MPC / threshold signing, social or guardian-based recovery DeFi ( DEX , AMM ) and NFT marketplaces (ERC-721, ERC-1155, auctions) go-ethereum and abigen Managing distributed or remote teams Gaming or fintech experience with high-load systems HOW WE WORK Decisions in writing. Significant technical decisions are written up as an RFC or ADR that lays out the options and trade-offs. We discuss the document, not a blank whiteboard. AI is part of everyday engineering. We use AI coding tools for development and review, and we treat configuring them for a codebase as real engineering work. HOW WE HIRE Intro call. Your background, your motivation and the role. Technical interview. Built on the Technical depth part of the Required section and the technical items in What you will own . People and delivery. Built on the Management experience , People leadership and Delivery and stakeholders parts of Required : real situations from your experience with hiring, performance, delivery and incidents. Bar raiser. An engineer from outside the hiring team checks that you raise the overall engineering bar. BENEFITS We are passionate about fostering a supportive environment for our team, so we prioritize the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of our employees and their families through a comprehensive Benefits Program. This includes medical, dental, and vision, PTO, and a personalized career roadmap for each employee. By investing in professional development through training and educational opportunities, we ensure that our team thrives both personally and professionally. Together, we're not just building a business; we're cultivating a community that values creativity, collaboration, and the transformative power of play. EMPLOYMENT DETAILS Location: Remote  Employment Type: Full-time Schedule: 10:00–19:00 (flexible) Contract: Employment agreement (entity or EOR arranged per candidate location) EQUAL EMPLOYMENT STATEMENT Xsolla is dedicated to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal-opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, language, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, political beliefs, disability, age, marital status, social background or other characteristics. We are committed to compliance with all fair employment practices regarding citizenship and immigration status. CONTACT If you have questions regarding our hiring practices, please contact careers@xsolla.com. For more vacancies, visit xsolla.com/careers.

Location: Russia; Moscow; Perm Workplace: remote About Xsolla Xsolla is a global commerce company with robust tools and services to help developers solve the inherent challenges of the video game industry. From indie to AAA, companies partner with Xsolla to help them fund, distribute, market, and monetize their games. Grounded in the belief in the future of video games, Xsolla is resolute in the mission to bring opportunities together, and continually make new resources available to creators. Headquartered and incorporated in Los Angeles, California, Xsolla operates as the merchant of record and has helped over 1,500+ game developers to reach more players and grow their businesses around the world. With more paths to profits and ways to win, developers have all the things needed to enjoy the game. For more information, visit xsolla.com. About the Role We are hiring a Staff Software Engineer to own the smart wallet and account abstraction layer of XsollaZK, Xsolla's Web3 platform on a zkSync-based L2. This is an individual contributor role with a large technical scope. You are the technical anchor for how millions of players get an on-chain account they never have to think about. The product. Every player who signs in with Xsolla ID receives a deterministic, non-custodial smart account. The account is derived from their identity claim, is identical on every device, and its private keys never leave the client. It is not a separate wallet screen: it is the player's inventory. It backs: minting and gifting; trading on our Bazaar marketplace; Merkle-based reward airdrops; gas sponsorship; an in-app dApp browser that exposes the same signer to third-party applications through an EIP-1193 provider. Responsibilities The technical strategy and architecture of the smart wallet platform: account model, signing, session management and gas abstraction at scale The smart account and permissioning model, evolved to meet both product and compliance needs The security model where our signer meets third-party applications: what a player is actually approving, and proof that the UI shows it The custody and recovery roadmap, from today's interim mechanisms (including raw key export) to MPC -based custody Cross-team technical decisions on account architecture, SDK contracts, data modeling and platform reliability, with buy-in from the wallet, marketplace, SDK, mobile and security teams Engineering standards in the Web3 domain Production escalations in the wallet and account abstraction domain WHAT YOU WILL DO Design and evolve the ERC -4337 user operation lifecycle (prepare → sign → submit → confirm), EIP -7702 delegation, deterministic address derivation from identity, and the session-key and permission primitives (including origin-bound Smart Sessions) that let players act without a prompt on every transaction Set the paymaster and gas-sponsorship strategy: what we sponsor, how we meter and cap it, how we defend it from abuse, and how it degrades when sponsorship is unavailable Define EIP -1193 / EIP -6963 provider behavior, origin-bound and policy-versioned sessions, trust tiers, and the transaction and signature confirmation flow Design recovery paths (passkeys, guardians, social recovery) that a non-crypto-native player can complete without losing assets Identify systemic risks (key management, signature phishing, reorgs and indexer staleness, bundler and RPC dependencies, contract upgrade paths) and lead initiatives that resolve them before they become incidents Write RFCs and design docs; review critical code, contracts and designs Work with product, security, legal and infra teams to align on the roadmap and turn business and regulatory needs into well-scoped technical plans Create leverage for the engineering org through documentation, tooling and mentorship Serve as the escalation point for complex production issues: a stuck user operation, a drained paymaster, a signing prompt a player didn't understand Set up and maintain AI tooling in the repositories (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor: rules, context, harness) so the team uses it effectively REQUIRED Experience 8+ years of engineering in the Ethereum ecosystem working with crypto wallets and smart wallets Designing or operating a production smart wallet or account abstraction system serving real users and real value Shipping and operating systems where a bug meant lost funds. You can talk concretely about the guardrails, reviews and rollback paths you put in place Account abstraction and smart wallets ERC -4337 in depth: EntryPoint (v0.6 through v0.8), the UserOperation lifecycle, bundler and paymaster roles, validation rules ( ERC -7562), gas estimation and its failure modes, counterfactual deployment, signature validation for undeployed accounts ( ERC -6492) EIP -7702 and the post-Pectra landscape: EOA delegation, its interaction with EntryPoint v0.8, and the risks it introduces (residual key authority, delegation phishing, storage collisions) Building on or extending production smart account implementations; modular account standards ( ERC -7579 / ERC -6900) Session keys and delegated permissions: scoped, time-limited, policy-bound authority; TTLs and contract allowlists, origin binding, permission revocation; ERC -7710 / ERC -7715 Signature schemes and wallet interfaces: EIP -712 typed data, ERC -1271 contract signatures, WebAuthn / passkey (P-256) signers; EIP -1193, EIP -6963, EIP -5792 batched calls, ERC -7677 paymaster interfaces Smart contracts and EVM Solidity and the EVM : reading, reviewing and writing account, paymaster and module contracts; gas-aware design; upgradeability and migration patterns; working effectively with external auditors L2 specifics and their effect on wallet design: native account abstraction on zkSync-family chains, transaction and fee models, finality and reorg behavior, RPC and indexer semantics Backend Go: idiomatic code, concurrency patterns, performance profiling TypeScript and SDK design: client-side SDK surfaces that internal and external teams build on Distributed systems and their trade-offs (consistency, availability, failure modes); reconciling off-chain state against an authoritative on-chain result Data and infrastructure PostgreSQL: schema design, query optimization, migrations at scale Kubernetes: deploying, operating and debugging services Asynchronous messaging and event-driven design (Kafka or NATS ): consumer groups, at-least-once delivery Git, CI/CD Security Key management in production: platform secure storage (Keychain / Keystore), HSMs, MPC or threshold signing, and the operational discipline around each Wallet threat modeling: signature and delegation phishing, malicious dApp origins, replay and cross-chain replay, token approval abuse, paymaster griefing and DoS Leadership Leading multi-quarter technical initiatives across teams Influencing architecture and standards beyond your immediate team RFCs and design docs that stand on their own and are actionable without you in the room AI-assisted engineering Daily hands-on use of AI coding tools (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) for development and review, including configuring them for a repository English English at C1 level Nice to Have Hands-on experience with ZK Stack and zk -rollups Hands-on experience with embedded and ecosystem wallet and AA infrastructure technologies (thirdweb, Privy, Dynamic, Turnkey, Pimlico, Alchemy, Biconomy, ZeroDev, Safe{Core}), with clear views on build versus buy MPC / threshold custody, social recovery or guardian-based recovery in a consumer product NFT and token infrastructure at scale: ERC -721 / ERC -1155 / ERC -20 mechanics, marketplace contracts, Merkle-based airdrop and claim distribution, chain indexing services Contributions to open-source wallet, security or identity projects, including authoring or reviewing ERC / EIP standards Compliance requirements for crypto consumer products: KYC / AML , geofencing, MiCA , SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR data minimization, audit logging Identity and auth integration for wallet derivation: OAuth 2.0 / OIDC , JWT verification, token scoping Platform or infrastructure engineering: building systems other engineers build on Owning a mobile wallet surface: React Native / Expo, WebView provider injection, native signing UI Gaming industry experience: platforms for game developers, publishers or players How We Work Decisions in writing. Significant technical decisions are written up as an RFC or ADR that lays out the options and trade-offs. We work across time zones, so a design has to stand on its own. AI is part of everyday engineering. We use AI coding tools for development and review, and we treat configuring them for a codebase as real engineering work. HOW WE HIRE Intro call. Your background, your motivation and the role. Technical interview. Built directly on the What you will own and Required sections above. We won't ask about anything this posting doesn't promise. System design. You design part of a wallet or account abstraction platform end to end and walk us through the trade-offs. Bar raiser. An engineer from outside the hiring team checks that you raise the overall engineering bar. Benefits We are passionate about fostering a supportive environment for our team, so we prioritize the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of our employees and their families through a comprehensive Benefits Program. This includes medical, dental, and vision, PTO, and a personalized career roadmap for each employee. By investing in professional development through training and educational opportunities, we ensure that our team thrives both personally and professionally. Together, we're not just building a business; we're cultivating a community that values creativity, collaboration, and the transformative power of play. EMPLOYMENT DETAILS Location: Remote  Employment Type: Full-time Schedule: 10:00–19:00 (flexible)

Задачи: — Разрабатывать и поддерживать сервисы на Python — Работать с базами данных: писать запросы, оптимизировать, проектировать структуры — Участвовать в проектировании архитектуры — от простых решений к масштабируемым — Следить за качеством кода: писать тесты, рефакторить, соблюдать современные стандарты разработки — Отвечать за сервис платежей и торговой системы игры, включая каталог товаров, игровые транзакции, интеграции с платежными платформами, начисление/списание валюты, выдачу предметов, возвраты и надежность платежного контура Требования: — Опыт разработки на Python от 4 лет — Любить кодить и делать это чисто — Понимать, зачем нужны тесты, и писать их — Интерес к мониторингу и работе приложений в продакшене — Умение мыслить прагматично: строить простые решения, которые можно развивать Будет плюсом: — Опыт работы с системами мониторинга (Prometheus, Grafana, Sentry или аналоги) — Опыт написания асинхронного кода — Базовое понимание Docker и CI/CD Условия: — Полностью удаленная работа — Гибкий график — ориентируемся на результат, а не на часы — ДМС после испытательного срока — Работа над растущим игровым проектом с активным комьюнити — Быстрые итерации и минимум бюрократии — Адекватная нагрузка — есть время думать, а не тушить пожары — Видимый результат — фичи напрямую влияют на продукт.

Location: Paris Workplace: OnSite ABOUT VOODOO Founded in 2013, Voodoo is a tech company that creates mobile games and apps with a mission to entertain the world. Gathering 800 employees, 7 billion downloads, and over 200 million active users, Voodoo is the #3 mobile publisher worldwide in terms of downloads after Google and Meta. Our portfolio includes chart-topping games like Mob Control and Block Jam, alongside popular apps such as BeReal and Wizz. TEAM Our Growth team is a transversal entity aiming to maximize and deliver the potential of any mobile product. It combines user acquisition, creative content production, monetization, and the tech capabilities required to turn applications into global hits. With over 150 experts, we operate at the forefront of mobile marketing and ad tech across various types of games and consumer apps. ROLE We are looking for a Growth Strategy & Monetization Manager to join the Ad Monetization team. You will work directly on revenue-critical topics, combining strategic thinking, data-driven analysis, and operational execution to improve performance across millions of daily users. This role is ideal for someone with a consulting or analytical background who wants to move from advising to owning a € multi-hundred-million revenue engine. - Drive revenue Performance - Own ad monetization performance across a portfolio of games and apps - Analyze revenue drivers such as ARPDAU, fill rate, eCPM, LTV, and ad engagement - Identify structural improvement levers across waterfall configuration, in-app bidding, pricing strategy, and demand diversification - Translate analysis into concrete action plans with measurable revenue impact - Optimize the ad tech stack - Work closely with engineering to improve mediation setup, experimentation frameworks, and auction dynamics - Structure and lead A/B tests to maximize yield and long-term LTV - Evaluate and integrate new ad networks, bidding partners, and ad monetization formats - Anticipate ecosystem shifts in privacy, platform policies, and auction mechanics - Lead high-impact projects - Structure ambiguous ad monetization challenges and break them into actionable workstreams - Coordinate with product, UA, data, and creative teams to align ad monetization with user experience and growth strategy - Build scalable processes and dashboards to professionalize performance tracking - Contribute to long-term ad monetization strategy and revenue diversification initiatives - Act as a business owner - Operate with full visibility on revenue performance - Take ownership of initiatives end-to-end, from diagnosis to implementation - Influence key decisions impacting millions in annual revenue PROFILE - Master’s degree from a top engineering or business school (Programme Grande Ecole). - You have 3-6 years of experience in a fast-paced environment (start-up, strategy consulting, investment banking, etc.) - You are curious, highly analytical, and passionate about having an impact, whatever’s thrown your way - You wish to work in an environment that values candor, freedom, and responsibility - Nice to have: - You can run your own SQL queries - You have experience in gaming or performance marketing - You are fluent in English and French BENEFITS - Competitive salary  - Premium healthcare (SideCare) for you and your family 100% borne by Voodoo - Swile Lunch voucher - Gymlib (100% borne by Voodoo) - Wellness activities in our Paris office - Flexible vacation policy - Remote days - Child daycare facilities (Les Petits Chaperons rouges)

Location: Limassol Cyprus Workplace: OnSite ABOUT US Scorewarrior is a game developer and publisher based in Limassol, Cyprus. We are working on Total Battle — a cross-platform MMO 4X strategy game with a deep social system and extensive player interaction. We have 2 million monthly active players and continue to grow with the goal of becoming the #1 game in the genre. Our team consists of 200+ passionate, talented, self-driven, and continually developing professionals who love making high-quality games. ABOUT THE POSITION We are looking for a Senior Product Analyst to join our General Analytics team: the analytics lead, an analytics engineer and you. Product teams have their own analysts; we take the research questions they cannot answer on their own, and we own how analytics is done across the company. The core of the role is research: high-uncertainty product questions where the answer is the estimated effect of a specific factor, not a dashboard. Whether to extend the game's lifecycle, how to tell that a new giant feature works, how to run experiments on veteran players spread across hundreds of kingdoms. Alongside it you own the methodology: how experiments and effect estimates are done at Scorewarrior, and whether a number is good enough for a decision and useful to other analysts afterwards. It is a senior individual-contributor role: close work with the analytics lead, short cycles with game designers and product managers. Pilots of the infra components (experimentation platform, visualization system, AI analyst assistant, ELT) are driven by the analytics lead and the infrastructure itself by the data tech lead; you join as the customer, not the builder. Game industry experience is not required. WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING - Take high-uncertainty questions from product teams (Old Players, New Players, Quality of Life, Platform) from a vague question to a decision the team acts on. - Design and analyze experiments in non-standard setups: delayed treatment for veteran players, kingdom-level (cluster) tests, small samples, heavy-tailed revenue. Own variance reduction, outlier handling, permutation tests, MDE and power, reporting rules. - Estimate effects where a classic A/B test is impossible, using causal inference and quasi-experimental designs, and turn one-off solutions into methods other analysts reuse: reference documents, dbt data marts, Tableau dashboards. - Be the last check before the business acts on a number: the assumptions behind a metric, a test read-out or a pilot's output. - Use Python inside research when SQL is not enough: a graph algorithm over clan and kingdom networks, an optimization problem, a simulation. - Specify logging for features shipped by teams without their own analyst, and cover their ad-hoc questions. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS - Experience running research with high uncertainty end-to-end, from problem framing to a decision the team acted on. - Hands-on causal inference and quasi-experimental methods (difference-in-differences, synthetic control, matching or similar) on product questions: you can say what breaks an estimate and how you checked it. - Hands-on A/B test design and analysis, and the applied statistics behind it: distributions, power and MDE, variance reduction, heavy tails and outliers. - Strong SQL on an analytical data warehouse; ClickHouse is a plus. - Working Python for research: you can implement an algorithm or a statistical procedure that has no ready-made library call, and you understand what your code, or your AI assistant's code, does and whether it can work. No production services expected. - Clear, concise communication in writing and in person: you fix agreements, and you say so when a result cannot be trusted, including to the people who asked for it. - English at B1 or above. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS - Data science background alongside analytics: modeling, segmentation, validating assumptions with statistical tests. - Experience building or improving an experimentation platform, or setting methodology that other analysts followed. - Hands-on experience with dbt and Tableau. - Understanding of F2P economics, network effects, social or competitive systems; you play games and are ready to play Total Battle. WHAT WE OFFER - A team of professionals with a passion for gamedev and a drive to make Total Battle the #1 MMO 4X strategy game. - An excellent remuneration package, including a 13th salary. - Full relocation coverage for you and your family to Cyprus (Limassol). - A modern, sunny office close to the sea. - Private health insurance for you and your family members. - A monthly pre-school, school, and university allowance for employees' children. - Lunch compensation. - A sports and fitness allowance. - Company-funded personal development opportunities (professional and language courses, books, etc.). - Bonuses for outstanding results, years of service, marriage, and childbirth. - Friendly monthly office parties and epic annual offsite company birthday and Christmas celebrations.