Studio Tools Lead

Own the vision and strategy for Studio Tools: define what Supercell's editor and tooling suite should become, and build the clarity needed to get there. Define the golden path: what the ideal, yet pragmatic editor experience looks like for a Supercell game team, from day one of a new game to live games that have been running for 10+ years. Set the direction for a full-featured, professional-grade editor that any new game at Supercell would choose to build on. Own the Studio Tools scope end-to-end: how content is created in our games, including the editor, art pipelines, DCC tooling, and everything game teams use to interact with Titan. Shape this new team from the ground up: its structure, culture, and how the combined editor and art pipelines capabilities work together. Balance two demands at once with a converging toolset: actively support live game teams so they can reach their ambitions, while giving new games solutions they want from day one. Lead a multi-disciplinary team of engineers, UX designers, and tech artists, setting high standards across all three disciplines and growing strong talent. Contribute to Titan's leadership as a whole, not just your own team's scope. Be the domain owner game teams turn to for editor, tooling, and art pipeline specifics. Understand their needs deeply and let those needs drive delivery. Own the Studio Tools roadmap and its delivery across editor and art pipelines. Partner with the Product Lead, who sets Titan-level priorities and sparring on your roadmap, while you own scope, sequencing, and execution within the domain. Communicate progress clearly to game teams and Titan leadership.

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