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The Game Product Manager oversees the lifecycle of games at Mob Entertainment, ensuring alignment between teams and defining product vision and success criteria from concept to post-launch.

Lead cross-functional teams to deliver narrative-driven games from concept to launch. Own schedules, budgets, risk mitigation, QA oversight, and stakeholder communication. Translate creative vision into actionable plans, coordinate marketing and post-launch support, and implement processes to maintain high quality and efficient production.

Operate as the GM of Games' right hand: run division operating rhythm, manage GM calendar and meetings, aggregate cross-functional status and risks, track decisions and actions, produce executive briefing materials, and lead division-wide operating projects and process improvements.

Lead consumer product development from concept to launch for licensed and direct-to-consumer lines. Manage partner/vendor relationships, review artwork and samples for brand consistency, track timelines, resolve quality issues, and coordinate cross-functional stakeholders to ensure timely, high-quality product launches and merchandising opportunities.

Lead cross-functional engineering, QA, and production teams to deliver narrative-driven games on schedule and budget. Define project plans, manage budgets, mitigate risks, oversee quality and certification processes, coordinate launches and post-launch support, and translate creative vision into actionable technical development plans.

Create high-quality real-time VFX for gameplay and environments, collaborating to enhance player feedback and improve visual storytelling.

The role involves crafting engaging real-time cinematics in Unreal Engine, collaborating with various teams to enhance storytelling and gameplay integration.

Lead and define the game's visual direction, mentor and manage a small multidisciplinary art team, produce hands-on concept and production art, collaborate with design/engineering/production to meet technical and schedule constraints, and ensure high visual quality and consistency across environments, characters, lighting, and atmosphere.