Senior Gameplay Designer

CD PROJEKT RED is looking for a Senior Gameplay Designer to work on Cyberpunk 2, the follow-up to Cyberpunk 2077 and the next major video game in the Cyberpunk franchise. As a Senior Gameplay Designer you'll be tasked to design, implement, and iterate on features, mechanics, and core gameplay systems that fulfill the game’s high-level design vision. We are looking for an ambitious individual with a strong design voice who will bring kindness, respect, and a player-first mindset to everything they do.
Reporting to the Lead Gameplay Designer, this role can be performed onsite in Boston, MA (relocation assistance is available for US-based candidates), or fully remote from the US (select states) or Canada.
Daily Responsibilities
Proposing innovative and engaging designs, fulfilling in the game direction.
Analyzing, pitching, prototyping, developing, and balancing moment-to-moment gameplay, abilities, and mechanics.
Collaborating and producing in a cross-discipline environment while building and refining designs over time using internal/external feedback.
Remaining current on industry trends including new game genres, new game design methods and techniques, and trending audio-visual excellence.
5+ years of professional experience in the AAA game industry in a game design role.
Proven success creating compelling and innovative gameplay mechanics.
Experience developing shooters, open world, roleplaying and/or action games.
Ability to adapt to changing priorities and evolving project needs, willingness to experiment, and a commitment to high-quality work.
A positive and collaborative approach that contributes to a friendly and supportive team environment.
Nice to Haves:
(please note these skills are not required to apply)
Experience with Unreal Engine 4 and/or 5.
Experience working across multiple stages of AAA game production.
A deep knowledge of our games, and other narrative or role playing focused games.
Passion for the cyberpunk genre and games.

Employment type
Full-time

Work arrangement
Yes