Role Description Encadre l'équipe de l'unité en charge des ressources, outils et production opérationnelle (5 agents) qui sont sur deux sites Orléans et Clermont-Ferrand. - Organise le fonctionnement opérationnel du SPC : - Construction et mise en œuvre de projets techniques pour garantir et faire évoluer la production opérationnelle de la vigilance crues. - Préparation, organisation et mise en œuvre de la veille hydrométéorologique, du suivi des évènements et des retours d'expérience. - Anime et forme l'équipe de prévisionnistes (env. 20). - Pilote l'élaboration et la mise en œuvre des projets du SPC relatifs à l'acquisition de la connaissance des inondations (relevés de terrain, traitement de données, SIG). - Pilote/participe des projets techniques du SPC ou nationaux. - Participe aux relations avec les partenaires opérationnels du SPC (Service central Vigicrues, DDT, SIDPC, EPL, EDF) et à la formation des acteurs locaux (DDT, SIDPC). - Pilote les actions prévues dans la convention d'appui à l'EPL. - Il-elle est prévisionniste du SPC sur l'ensemble du territoire. Qualifications - Compétences managériales requises (maîtrise) : - Piloter et gérer des projets. - Animer et motiver une équipe. - Travailler en réseau et en équipe. - Compétences techniques requises dans les domaines (maîtrise) : - Informatique, systèmes d’information et programmation. - Hydrologie et hydrométéorologie. - Hydraulique (pratique). - Compétences métier requises, à défaut pouvant être développées en interne par formation initiale et continue, ou compagnonnage : - Prévision des crues et hydrométrie. - Connaissance du territoire de compétence. - Gestion du risque inondation. - Savoir-être et savoir-faire appréciés : - Avoir le sens du collectif. - Avoir le sens de l’écoute. - Avoir l'esprit de synthèse. - Savoir prendre du recul. - Savoir garder son sang-froid. - Être rigoureux. - Communiquer clairement vers les bons interlocuteurs. - Prendre des décisions au bon niveau. Elements de candidature Personnes à contacter : - marielle.chenesseau@developpement-durable.gouv.fr - Nicolas.cavard@developpement-durable.gouv.fr

Role Description We're looking for a Production Lead to join the team. In this role, you'll drive the planning, execution, and delivery of game development initiatives across multidisciplinary teams. You will partner closely with creative, design, engineering, art, QA, and leadership stakeholders to ensure projects remain aligned on scope, schedule, quality, and business objectives. The ideal candidate is a proactive leader who can balance strategic planning with hands-on execution, remove obstacles before they become roadblocks, and foster a culture of accountability, transparency, and collaboration. Responsibilities - Lead production efforts across one or more game teams, ensuring milestones are delivered on time and at quality expectations - Develop and maintain production roadmaps, sprint plans, schedules, and project tracking systems - Partner with department leads to establish priorities, allocate resources, and manage development risks - Facilitate Agile development processes, including sprint planning, standups, retrospectives, and milestone reviews - Monitor project health through reporting, metrics, and team feedback, proactively identifying and resolving risks and dependencies - Drive cross-functional communication between design, engineering, art, narrative, audio, QA, marketing, and leadership teams - Create clear visibility into project status, timelines, scope changes, and resource needs for stakeholders - Help define and improve production processes, workflows, and best practices across the organization - Mentor and support producers, associate producers, and coordinators, helping elevate production excellence across the studio - Collaborate with leadership to balance creative ambition with practical execution and delivery goals - Champion a positive team culture that emphasizes ownership, accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement Qualifications - 10+ years of game production experience, including experience leading multidisciplinary development teams - Experience managing teams through major milestones such as vertical slices, alpha, beta, certification, and launch - At least one shipped PC AND console title in a production leadership capacity - Experience supporting external development partners, vendors, or co-development teams - Strong understanding of game development pipelines across design, engineering, art, animation, audio, and QA - Demonstrated experience managing Pre-Production milestones schedules, dependencies, resource planning, and risk mitigation - Experience working within Agile development methodologies - Exceptional organizational, communication, and stakeholder management skills - Proven ability to influence outcomes and drive alignment across multiple teams and departments - Experience with project management tools such as Jira, Confluence, or similar platforms - Ability to thrive in a remote-first environment and manage competing priorities in a fast-paced studio Nice to Have - Experience leading production on horror, action-adventure, or narrative-driven games - Familiarity with Unreal Engine development pipelines - Background scaling production processes for growing teams and multiple concurrent projects - Familiarity with the Poppy Playtime universe and audience - Passion for creating memorable player experiences and fostering high-performing teams Salary - San Francisco, CA; New York City, NY; Los Angeles, CA; Seattle, WA; Boston, MA; & DC Metropolitan Areas: $162,000 - $208,000 USD annually - Austin, TX; Denver, CO; Nashville, TN; Atlanta, GA; Chicago, IL; Dallas, TX; & Miami, FL Metropolitan Areas: $141,000 - $181,000 USD annually - All Other U.S. Locations: $120,000 - $154,000 USD annually Benefits - Profit sharing - Medical, dental, and vision insurance - 401(k) matching - FSA/HSA - Paid time off - Sick time - Holidays - Parental leave

Role Description - Experience as a L2 support engineer - ITIL Process experience with Service Mgmt., Knowledge Mgmt., Incident Mgmt - Hands-on experience in SQL (Pl/SQL), Unix and Shell Scripting are mandatory - Hands-on Read and Debug Code (Java or any OOP Language) / Optional - Skilled in Debugging and Troubleshooting. Ability to perform RCA - Good communication skills with ability to articulate the technical and functional aspects of development/production problem to help drive solutions with App Dev teams and senior stakeholders - No CoderPad Things to Cover for Code Navigation: - Code Navigation and Code Validation - Strings, Collections, Exceptions - See where the error code is, why the code is having an issue - First 5 candidates to be Strong Enough Company Description

Title: VFX Production Coordinator Location: 218 W 18th Street, 12th Floor New York, New York, 10011 United States Job Description: Job description Framestore's New York office is looking for a VFX Production Coordinator to join our growing team on some new and exciting projects within our Integrated Advertising Division. The VFX Production Coordinator directly assists the Producers and Head of Production in running the department. Duties will vary and adapt based on the project, but the primary focus is to keep the production pipeline moving efficiently. This position is designed to prepare individuals for an Associate Producer track. The role involves handling team communication and scheduling, while working closely with Producers. It’s a hands-on way to learn how a VFX pipeline actually functions and see how different production roles connect. This is a full-time staff position with benefits, operating on a hybrid work model. Candidates must be based locally in New York City or the surrounding area at the time of hire. Responsibilities: - Under the supervision of the VFX Producer, Leads and Supervisors track and manage the workflow through the CG department, meeting internal and external deadlines - Organize dailies, rounds and meetings, taking notes and following up on information as necessary - Oversee data movement of any project references, cad data etc for artist's use - Monitoring of WIP updates from the nuke team to the Hiero editorial pipeline, and final delivery in Flame - Ensure production database (Shotgun / ShotGrid) is kept updated daily with notes and critical information - Communicate information quickly and succinctly to crew and other departments - Anticipate and communicate issues to the Producer and Supervisor to resolve problems quickly - Oversee the execution of client deliveries, including creation of qt's and deliverables via Front 2 - Work closely with the Crewing Manager in resourcing the CG/2D team appropriately with freelancers when needed, ensuring that all projects are scheduled correctly with resources - Maintain our global project scheduling system - CETA - working closely with the Creative Resource Manager - Help to maintain a positive, upbeat and professional production office, being pro-active and solution-orientated Job requirements - At least one year professional experience as a VFX Coordinator working on advertising, episodic, or feature films - Solid foundational understanding of post-production VFX roles, pipeline workflows, and industry vocabulary - Positive and proactive approach to the role, focusing on production support and team morale - Ability to work calmly, collaboratively, and efficiently with both high-profile clients and creative crew under tight deadlines - Clear, concise, and professional written and verbal communication skills - Highly organized with sharp attention to detail and the ability to multitask effectively - Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and production tracking software like ShotGrid (formerly Shotgun), with an ability to quickly learn new technologies like CETA - A great sense of humor, any time of day, is always a major plus - Valid US work authorization New York City Employees: Pay Range: $52,000 - $60,000 per year, non-exempt. The posted range describes the minimum to maximum range for this job description in the state of New York. The range is posted in accordance with the New York City Pay Transparency Bill. The range for this same position may be lower or higher in markets outside of New York City. Pay is dependent on the applicant's relevant skills, experience, and qualifications. Accessibility Statement Our New York studio is fully accessible, with step-free entry, accessible toilets on all floors, and quiet spaces available. We are committed to supporting disabled colleagues and providing an inclusive workplace for everyone. Application Process To apply, please complete the following application form We review all applications manually and do not use artificial intelligence to screen candidates. If you require any adjustments or support during the application process, please let us know—we are happy to accommodate your needs. On-site, Hybrid - New York, United States Advertising Yay! Thank you for your application! We will be in touch with you as soon as we can. More jobs You've already applied for this job We appreciate your interest in this position. Unfortunately, you have already applied for this job.