Step 2: Use “Job description’ to find ‘Unreal Engine’ projects
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Henry is surprised to see so many jobs for ‘Unreal Engine’ from non-gaming industries. He wants to research them later, but his priority is to find jobs for game development.
Step 4: Review and qualify job signals
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Step 5: Save companies and enable alerts
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Check out Tactic #2 “Solution-based search” here!
Meet Henry 😁! Henry is a remote game-developer and consultant that well-known for his expertise in Unity stack and knowledge of a rare game-engine called ‘unreal engine’.
Henry hates to spend time on data review and browsing gaming job posts manually as he loves building games more 👾. He wants to receive a fresh list of leads for his business by every morning so that leads research process won’t take more time than his favorite cup of coffee.
Henry wants to know:
- what companies are looking for engineers experienced in ‘Unity’?
- what jobs and projects require ‘Unreal Engine’ expertise?
- what companies are currently searching for ‘game developers’?
How find opportunities for Henry? (5 Steps)
The presented above scenario is one of the most well-known use-cases of a platform.
Step 1: Use ‘Primary Tech Stack’ filter to find leads for ‘Unity’ technology
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This filter can help to list jobs by a specific technology or a tech stack
Step 3: Save the search and customize the filter to see only ‘gaming’ jobs
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