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Position Title: Senior Game Producer
Studio/Department: Everquest Legends/Production
Employee Type: Full Time
Location: San Diego, CA or Remote from approved states: CA, TX, WA, MA, NY
Salary Range: $110,000 - $130,000
THE OPPORTUNITY
The Senior Producer will be responsible for overseeing and managing the game development process for EverQuest Legends. This position will be reporting to the Executive Producer (EP) and will be responsible for:
Project Management & Planning
- Execute on game vision, design, and roadmap under the direction of EP
- Build, maintain, and adjust development roadmaps, sprint plans, and milestone schedules
- Work with the development team to ensure that all major engineering and design updates are documented in Confluence and tracked and updated in Jira
- Ensure that engineering, art, and design efforts remain on schedule, that milestones are met, and that the game adheres to the approved design documents
- Identify production bottlenecks or technical roadblocks early and actively remove team blockers to keep development moving from pitch to gold master
Cross-Functional Coordination
- Bridge gaps between engineering, art, design, audio, QA, marketing, and external partners, ensuring alignment on what ships and when
- Coordinate with publishing team on marketing plan, visual assets, gameplay capture, website updates, community management, and other publishing needs for the game
Stakeholder Communication
- Serve as the primary communication link between the day-to-day development team and upper management or publishing executives
- Communicate effectively with the development team to ensure that game development remains on track and adheres to design plan
- Communicate effectively with EP and provide regular status updates on game development and obtain necessary approvals
Resource & Budget Allocation
- Track financial resources, manage contracts, control scope creep, and prevent project delays
- Assist EP in setting the budget and managing the development team to ensure budget is met and updated as necessary
- Assist EP in determining staffing needs and lead the hiring effort
Requirements/Preferences
- Relevant/related Game Producer experience of 4 years.
- SCRUM Master certification or equivalent work experience.
- Strong project/program management skills.
- Strong experience with JIRA/Agile/Waterfall/SCRUM development with hard deadlines.
ABOUT OUR COMPANY
Daybreak Game Company LLC is a recognized worldwide leader in massively multiplayer online games. Best known for blockbuster hits and franchises such as DC Universe™ Online, PlanetSide®, EverQuest®, and Dungeons and Dragons Online®, Daybreak creates, develops, and provides compelling online entertainment for millions of gamers worldwide. We are the game publisher for Darkpaw Games, Dimensional Ink Games, and Standing Stone Games. To top it off, we are making games in three of the coolest cities in the United States: San Diego, Austin, and Boston. We make games that bring people together and build lasting communities and are totally devoted to delivering the ultimate gaming experience! Find out more about our company at www.daybreakgames.com.
Be Aware of Fraudulent Recruiting Activities
Daybreak Game Company will never ask applicants for social security numbers, date of birth, bank account information or other sensitive information in job applications. Additionally, our recruiters do not communicate with applicants through free e-mail accounts (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail) or through online messaging apps (WhatsApp, Hangouts). We will never ask applicants to provide payment during the hiring process or extend an offer without conducting a phone, live video or in-person interview.
**Daybreak Game Company, LLC. is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to Diversity in the workplace.**
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in game producer jobs.
- Three or more years of experience shipping commercial video game titles
- Proficiency with project management and bug-tracking tools such as Jira or Shotgrid
- Demonstrated experience leading cross-functional teams through full production cycles
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for stakeholder updates and design reviews
- Experience applying Agile or Scrum methodologies in a game development environment
- Bachelor's degree in game design, computer science, business, or a related field
Tips for Your Game Producer Job Search
Tailor your resume to production methodology
Hiring managers for game producer roles scan for Agile, Scrum, and milestone tracking experience. Call out specific ceremonies you ran, sprint lengths you managed, and tools like Jira or Shotgrid you used daily, not just the studio names.
Show shipped titles, not just contributions
Your resume needs shipped credits. List each title by platform, your production role, and team size you coordinated. Candidates who list shipped games with concrete scope beat equally experienced candidates who describe responsibilities in abstract terms.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists game producer openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match your specialization and apply directly to each listing without sorting through unrelated postings.
Read the studio's public roadmap before applying
Game producers are expected to understand a studio's release cadence and live-service commitments. Research the studio's announced titles or seasonal update history before you apply, then reference that knowledge specifically in your cover letter.
Prepare a war story for a schedule that slipped
Almost every game producer interview includes a question about a milestone you missed or a scope cut you had to negotiate. Prepare one honest, structured example covering what failed, how you recovered the plan, and what you changed afterward.
Negotiate start date around crunch cycles
If you have an offer and flexibility, ask about the current milestone schedule before agreeing to a start date. Joining two weeks before a certification submission puts you at an immediate disadvantage. Studios respect producers who ask this question.
Game Producer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most game producers?
The most active employers for game producers right now are Hard Rock International, IGT, and Netflix, and the most openings are in California, Nevada, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Studio hiring tends to cluster around upcoming release windows, so the top employers shift quarter to quarter.
How many game producer jobs are remote?
About 67% of game producer openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, though fully on-site roles remain common at larger studios with motion capture, QA labs, or live-operations infrastructure. Associate and junior producer roles tend to be more on-site, while program managers and external development producers are most likely to work remotely.
How do you become a game producer?
Most game producers start in adjacent roles such as QA tester, project coordinator, associate designer, or community manager, then move laterally once they have demonstrated organizational and communication skills. Building fluency in Agile production practices, earning credits on shipped projects, and developing a reputation for clear milestone reporting are the steps that reliably lead to a production title.
Can you get hired as a game producer with little experience?
Entry-level production roles do exist, usually titled associate producer or production coordinator, and they emphasize organizational ability, clear communication, and familiarity with game development workflows over shipped credits. Candidates with QA, localization coordination, or community management backgrounds convert into these roles most often. Demonstrating that you can run a meeting agenda, write a status report, and manage a task board is more important than a long resume.
What does the game producer interview process look like?
Most studios run three to four rounds: an initial recruiter screen, a hiring manager conversation focused on production philosophy and past projects, a cross-functional panel with engineers, designers, and artists, and a final presentation or case study where you walk through how you would manage a hypothetical production challenge. Some studios add a written take-home exercise covering schedule estimation or risk assessment before the panel round.
Where can I find and apply to game producer jobs?
You can find and apply to game producer jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from studios and publishers across the United States. The listings cover roles from associate producer through executive producer across mobile, console, PC, and XR titles. Find the roles that fit your experience and specialization, then apply directly to each listing.
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