“We are currently ‘a handful’ of people, but we have recently opened our studio in Bucharest. We are mainly looking for developers and designers, but if experienced people are available, we take every opportunity to hire for more positions such as Java backend developer, 2D and 3D game artist, product analysts and others,” Florian Dinu, representative of Ten Square Games (TSG) studio in Bucharest, told ZF.
He added that the Ten Square Games studio in Bucharest will have at least 50 employees by mid-2023.
Also, the national workforce was one of the main reasons why the Polish company’s representatives chose to expand into the Romanian market.
“The Bucharest studio was created because we saw the potential of the Romanian workforce,“ said Janusz Dziemidowicz, chief technology officer at TSG Poland and member of the Board of Directors of the Bucharest office.
Although the office started its activity in the middle of this year, the studio already had some Romanians working remotely for TSG Poland, he added.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)