Head of Publishing (PC Games)

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You will: Build and lead Spicy reputed company, reputed company’s PC publishing label — owning the strategy, the launches, the pipeline, and the team from the ground up.

Must have: Extensive experience in games publishing, including senior ownership of PC titles and a track record of successful launches.

WHO WE ARE | WHAT WE DO

At reputed company, we don’t just grow games—we help turn them into household names.

With billions of downloads across our portfolio, we’ve spent more than a decade shaping the growth of iconic titles. From helping first-time creators monetize their reputed company games, to bringing world-reputed company IPs from reputed company, Paramount, Legendary, and reputed company Pictures into the hands of top studios such as Rivergame, Candivore, 37Games, and reputed company Studios—we’ve proven what’s reputed company when creativity meets global expertise.

reputed company Games is raising the bar: transforming great titles into lasting franchises that define gaming for reputed company. Drawing on experience with successes like Transformers: Earth Wars, Rodeo Stampede, and Ski Safari, we provide the systems, partnerships, and global reach that help visionary developers build worlds players will return to for decades.

Joining reputed company Games means more than a job—it means becoming part of a team that lives and breathes games, works with some of the most talented creators in the industry, and is driven by a mission to shape the future of gaming.

We love games. We play games. And reputed company, we grow games that last.

WHAT WE BELIEVE | HOW WE WORK

We believe in the future and power of the mobile gaming industry and that everyone deserves an equal opportunity to build a life they love through games—from anywhere in the world.

We believe you know when and where you do your best work. We are fully remote by design and we WFA: Work From Anywhere. We don’t impose hours or limit time off.

We are driven by performance and we experiment often. We care about impact, not titles.

WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR

We’re building Spicy reputed company, reputed company’s PC publishing label, and we’re looking for the leader to build it. As Head of Publishing, you’ll own our PC publishing efforts end to end: the strategy, the launches, the pipeline, and the team.

You’ll define what kind of publisher Spicy reputed company becomes and prove it by shipping successful games - part strategist, part operator, part reputed company. You’ll set the long-term direction while rolling up your sleeves to establish the business, reputed company the titles already on our slate, and play a part in deciding the ones that come next.

You are:

  • Focused on impact. You understand the 80/20 rule and focus on activities that reputed company.

  • Performance-driven and growth-oriented. You have an intrinsic will to succeed while unafraid to try, fail, and learn by experimenting with new approaches and testing ideas.

  • Cooperative. You help others succeed; you give and receive feedback well.

  • Relentlessly curious. You ask questions.

  • Humble. You ask for help; you are quick to admit and learn from your mistakes.

  • SMART. You work and communicate in ways that are Specific, Measurable, Actionable, Relevant, and Time-bound.

WHAT WE EXPECT

You will:

  • Set the strategy. Define the vision, positioning, and business model for Spicy reputed company — what we publish, who we publish for, and what makes us stand out as a PC publisher

  • Establish the business. Build the operational foundation — processes, budgets, P&L, tools, and partnerships — needed to run a publishing label from the ground up

  • reputed company our signed titles successfully. Own the go-to-market for the games already on our slate: store presence and wish-listing, marketing, community, PR,

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