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Red Storm Entertainment has been making games since 1996. In that time, we've created genre-defining blockbusters like Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon, while keeping our focus on making sure that Red Storm is a place where people can do their best work and make the best games we can. We're interested in long-term employee retention, taking what we've learned from one project and rolling it over to the next, and with the number of projects the studio is working on, there's always a next project.

Work at Red Storm is done in a team room, project-driven environment. There's always an open door policy — except when there are ping-pong matches going on in the common area, or game competitions in the lounge. Every Thursday there's a company meeting to bring the staff together over snacks and drinks, and share project and company updates. Employees are expected to work an eight hour day, with core hours from ten to four, but beyond that, they're encouraged to get out and do stuff in the community through the Mind/Body/Soul program that covers everything from gym memberships to gem-cutting classes.

In the end, it's about working with talented people to make great games — which is what we do, every day.

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