Bioware Is Hiring And Some Of The Listings Could Be For The Next SWTOR
There are several listing for multiple potential games.
It would seem Bioware has a few projects in the works, that is if a recent tweet from the company is to be believed. The tweet, which contains an image listing currently available positions and a link to a full job listings, specifically mentions Dragon Age, Mass Effect, and Star Wars: The Old Republic as IPs new employees could work on.
Do you want to be a part of the next Mass Effect, Dragon Age or Star Wars: The Old Republic games? Come work at BioWare!https://t.co/JkIhpQp2wx pic.twitter.com/69ohE5FJ5P
— BioWare (@bioware) May 13, 2022
There are currently twenty-one listings, ranging from art to user research. Most are seeking regular employees. Most are located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. All have a remote option. Full job listings are available on GR8PEOPLE.com.
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