Oh cool, now you are speaking language! It seems like a full time job just applying to job sites, so 10 second applications sounds awesome. I'll check out builtin.com asap. I'll have to buy you a beer after I get my sweet new gig, thanks. Source: 11 months ago

Oh and I went to builtin.com for job hunting. There's a remote work section on there and the application process is literally seconds once you get in the groove. I just figuratively spammed applications that loosely met my requirements. Like I literally spent like 10 seconds on the page for my current position, applied, and moved on. A week or so later I got the call. Source: 11 months ago

My suggestion would be to search for fully remote jobs on https://builtin.com/. Target companies with more than 50 but less than 200 employees. From this Internet strangers perspective, you could make a convincing argument for customer support or operations roles. Source: 12 months ago

Digging for other "largest companies in {domain}" I also came across https://builtin.com which has some discovery. Source: about 1 year ago

Use different sites that startups focus on - like builtin.com (which is great if you're in the states). Source: about 1 year ago

Https://remotegamejobs.com/ is an amazing site. Don't shortchange LinkedIn as well. I found most of my work through LinkedIn. Source: 11 months ago

Try to broaden your horizon. Many new job seekers tend to only look at larger studios because those are the ones they've heard about or can job postings for, I imagine it isn't any different for a placement. Look for smaller studios, look in countries where you haven't looked, things like that. I often point job seekers to https://workwithindies.com/ or https://remotegamejobs.com/, both of those websites have all... Source: about 1 year ago

There is also WorkWithIndies and RemoteGameJobs but there is a fee (usually ~$50 one time payment) to post there. This is more geared towards traditional hiring processes. Source: about 1 year ago

It's kind of hard for me to answer as I only know what's happening in the UK! I would say yeah US and UK, there are some hubs in parts of Europe too. Just keep an eye on the job pages and places you can search like Linked In, Twitter, remotegamejobs.com, https://jobs.gamedeveloper.com/, workwithindies.com if you are interested in that, etc. Source: about 1 year ago

Have you tried sites as WorkingWithIndies or RemoteGamejobs? Could be a good place to start. The thinking is that you'll have an easier time finding a part-time job at an indie studio, rather than AAA. Also there are Reddit subs (such as INAT or Gamedevclassified), discord channels for gamedevs, engines, or forums that you could browse through. To get a better picture of what's going on job wise. My two cents. Source: over 1 year ago