What's Working For Nintendo Like?

Working for a giant of the video game industry – I can't be the only one who has toyed with the idea. But what is it actually like to work for Nintendo?

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Being in the middle of the action and always up to date with the latest games and projects - the dream for many. Working for the big players in the video game industry is the dream of many gamers out there, but what are the actual opportunities?

When you think of successful companies in the industry, your mind automatically wanders to Nintendo. Classics such as Super Mario and Zelda still have a very special place in the hearts of many gamers, and who wouldn't want to work on projects based on these legends? But first things first: what is it actually like to work at Nintendo?

Jobs At Nintendo – Lots Of Opportunities

There are a variety of jobs in different areas at Nintendo, all of which contribute to the development and success of their games and products. Whether your passion lies in programming, you're more of a creative mind or you've already come up with the perfect marketing concept for Nintendo, there's a department for just about every area at Nintendo that might just be waiting for you.

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Game Development

Let's start with the most obvious area: Game development. This branch includes professions such as game developers, graphic designers, sound designers, game testers and programmers who work on the development of new games and software.

Marketing, Sales & Costumer Service

This includes positions such as marketing managers, product managers, sales representatives and marketing analysts who are responsible for marketing and selling Nintendo's products. Account managers and support staff are available to answer customers' questions, resolve issues and ensure a positive customer experience.

Design & Creativity

Here you will find professions such as product and industrial designers, artists, animators and storywriters who are responsible for the design and development of Nintendo's games, hardware and brand identity.

Technology & Engineering

This includes positions such as hardware engineers, system architects and technology experts who are responsible for developing new technologies, products and platforms for Nintendo.

There are numerous other areas - legal, finance, logistics, just to name a few. The point is: if you want to work for Nintendo, you will certainly find an area that appeals to you and for which you have the appropriate qualifications.

Nintendo As An Employer: What's That Like?

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Nintendo prides itself on offering a unique working environment that emphasizes creativity, innovation and a strong corporate culture - worldwide, so you don't even have to move to Japan! Nintendo cares about many aspects that employees are also grateful for:

  • Creative freedom: Nintendo encourages its employees to think creatively and develop innovative ideas. The company attaches great importance to finding new ways to inspire players and create unforgettable gaming experiences.
  • Focus on quality: Nintendo is known for its high-quality games and products. Employees at Nintendo strive to deliver excellence and develop products that exceed players' expectations. Who doesn't want to be part of inspiring gamers worldwide?
  • Teamwork: At Nintendo, teamwork is key. Employees work closely together to collaborate on projects and achieve their goals. There is a strong, supportive culture where employees help each other and learn from each other.
  • Culture of innovation: Nintendo is a leader in the gaming industry and has developed many innovative concepts and technologies. Employees have the opportunity to work on groundbreaking projects and help shape the future of gaming.
  • Corporate culture: Nintendo places great value on a positive and supportive corporate culture. Employees are encouraged to grow personally and professionally, and the company offers various opportunities for training and development.

Sounds good? Then just apply! Or click here to check out other job opportunities.

Tanja Haimerl

Tanja is obsessed with gripping stories in all kinds of media: games, TV shows and books alike. She did her Bachelor's thesis on The Last of Us, got her degree in media studies thanks to that and can't stop talking about it....