Game Mathematician
Evolution is looking for a Game Mathematician to join its team. The role is an essential part of the core game teams. The Game Mathematician's responsibility is to fine-tune and balance the game probabilities and mechanics to create engaging and satisfying gameplay.
If you have good mathematical skills and experience with statistics or other math-related fields, have a genuine interest in iGaming and are interested in growing professionally, Evolution needs you.
- Balance math probabilities and game mechanics.
- Keep up-to-date with the games market for new features.
- Ensure the expected quality of the games.
- Research practical solutions to problems encountered in the creation of new games.
- Make proposals for new game concepts and projects.
- 1-2 years of experience in a similar position (required).
- Strong understanding of Mathematics and Logic (required).
- Experience with scripting, Jira, Git (required).
- Experience in solving complex mathematical and statistical problems (required).
- Good command of English (both written and spoken) (required).
- Passion for and understanding of Gaming (nice-to-have).
- Excellent MS Excel knowledge (nice-to-have).
- Environment tailored to allow you to realise your full potential.
- Opportunities to grow and prove yourself.
- Awesome mix between all benefits of a large company and all advantages of creative startup culture.
- Flexibility on working hours.
- Social benefits - Multisport card, additional medical insurance, optional indoor parking space.
Evolution AB is a Swedish company and the world's leading developer and supplier of live casino solutions for online gaming operators. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Stockholm, it produces live dealer games - including roulette, blackjack and a range of game shows - streamed from studios across Europe, the Americas and Asia. Through the acquisitions of NetEnt, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming and others, the group is also a major online slots provider. Listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, Evolution employs more than 20,000 people worldwide.