Gameloft

Entertainment

GameMathematicsIntern

€1–1k Sofia, Sofia City Province, Bulgaria FULL TIME
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HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Game Mathematics Intern at Gameloft. Skills: Mathematical modeling, Probability, Game balance. Assist in creating mathematical models. Assist in stress-testing mathematical models”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensure virtual economies remain stable; Ensure virtual economies remain fair; Ensure virtual economies remain engaging

Industry & Context.

Entertainment
Problems you'll solve

Problem-solving

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Mathematics background, Statistics background, Informatics background, Econometrics background, Quantitative field background, Probability Theory knowledge, Combinatorics knowledge, Statistical Analysis knowledge, Advanced logical thinking, Microsoft Excel skills, Google Sheets skills, Working level of English, Passion for games

Nice to Have

PhD preferred

What You'll Do.

Assist in creating mathematical models

Assist in stress-testing mathematical models

Calculate game probabilities

Simulate game probabilities

Deconstruct games mathematically

Map out progression curves

Map out balancing secrets

Identify where math breaks

Play games to verify math

Verify theoretical math feels good

Verify math creates emotions

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Game Designers; Product Managers; Data Analysts

Full Job Description

Life at Gameloft Sofia We are a collective of avid gamers who create cross-platform games while living a culture full of energy, creative collision and fun. Ideas to break and fix stuff spark during internal workshops. Friendships grow over board-game tournaments. Theatre and Books clubs bring people together beyond the screen. Table tennis matches get competitive and parties are worth remembering. It’s a place where your best ideas actually make it into the build because games are created by cool people. WHAT YOU WILL BE WORKING ON Main challenge Your primary mission will be to turn abstract mathematical theories, probability models, and statistical data into balanced, fun gameplay systems. As a Game Mathematician Intern, you will dive into the core engine of our game economies, progression curves, and monetization systems. Under the guidance of our design team, your main challenge will be to learn how numbers dictate player behavior and ensure that our virtual economies remain stable, fair, and engaging for millions of players. What it means on a daily basis * Mathematical Modeling: Assist in creating and stress-testing mathematical models for game resources, reward systems, and drop rates using Excel/Google Sheets. * Probability & Balance: Calculate and simulate game probabilities (e.g., combat algorithms, gacha mechanics, luck factors) to prevent inflation in the game economy. * Deconstruct Games: Play and reverse-engineer successful F2P games through a mathematical lens to map out their progression curves and balancing secrets. * Data & Statistics: Help analyze real player data to identify where the math "breaks" (e.g., players progressing too fast or hitting unfair bottlenecks) and suggest adjustments. * Play & Validate: Play our games a lot to verify that the theoretical math feels good and creates the right emotions in actual gameplay. Who you would be working with You will join an analytical and creative studio in Sofia. You will work side-by-side with Game

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