Director of Product
Zynga, a global leader in interactive entertainment, is seeking a Director of Product to lead product management for consumer products, focusing on mobile and social games.

Game studios and gaming platforms hiring developers, artists, designers, producers, analysts and live-operations teams.
Browse 299 jobsZynga, a global leader in interactive entertainment, is seeking a Director of Product to lead product management for consumer products, focusing on mobile and social games.
Electronic Arts is hiring a Videogame Tester (Dutch) for its Madrid, Spain studio.
Electronic Arts is hiring a Videogame Tester (Russian) for its Madrid studio.
Join Zynga's Central Analytics team as a Senior Analytics Engineer.
Electronic Arts is hiring a Senior Systems Software Engineer to architect and scale core game and engine foundations within Unreal Engine for EA SPORTS.
Electronic Arts is hiring a Videogame Tester (Arabic) for its Madrid, Spain studio.
Electronic Arts is hiring a Videogame Tester (Hungarian) for its Madrid, Spain studio. The role involves testing video games, reporting bugs, and collaborating with the localization team.
Electronic Arts is hiring a Videogame Tester (Swedish) for its Madrid, Spain studio.
The Associate Communications Specialist will create visual and written content for EA's Quality Verification teams and player communities, including emails, newsletters, presentations, and channel…
Gameloft is seeking a Senior Product Manager for Asphalt Legends in Barcelona.
Riot Games seeks a Senior Brand Manager for VALORANT IBIT in Barcelona to lead multi-market publishing strategy, connecting product direction, marketing, and esports.
Electronic Arts is hiring a Videogame Tester - French for its Madrid studio.
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Barcelona is the centre of Spain's international games industry, with Scopely, King, Socialpoint and Gameloft alongside a dense group of mobile and independent studios. Madrid adds 2K and other development teams, while remote-first publishers recruit nationally. The selection also includes publishing, localisation, payments and testing services for video-game businesses.
English is common across development studios because teams and audiences are international. Art, engineering, game design, production, data and UA roles are the main routes in; Spanish can be needed in local operations, community and customer support. This employer-led page complements the narrower keyword search for individual game-development roles.