Game Designer Internship at Tomo Club
Who can apply
- Experience
- No experience required
About this role
TomoClub is an ecosystem that fosters the cognitive ability of kids to become 21 century ready to enable them to become better problem solvers, leaders, and innovators! We provide weekly, immersive, peer-to-peer learning game experiences in a cohort structure wherein kids experience the joy of learning durable skills the fun way! This term of the internship can be up to 3 months and could convert to a full-time role. Responsibilities of the Intern: Collaborate with the product managers/game designers and build engaging games and experiences for children (7-14 years) Research and bring new ideas, prototype, and play-test them with children Requirements: A thorough understanding of the scope of game design Experience designing engaging games and experiences Self-driven individual who can build unique, first-of-the-kind concepts Open to experimenting, learning through feedback, and iterating A portfolio of games and ideas A huge bonus if you've designed games for children Compensation: Fair compensation as per the skill
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