The role focuses on turning ideas and goals into executable plans and reliably delivered updates, as well as ensuring that seasonal content is delivered smoothly and in a timely fashion. You work closely with the game team and leadership to help ensure updates are delivered in a predictable and sustainable way.
You are a force multiplier for the team: empowering people to collaborate productively, removing friction, and helping the team find the best way to deliver high-quality releases that consistently translate into meaningful player impact.
The role is hands-on and collaborative, with a strong emphasis on working closely with developers and staying connected to the team's day-to-day work.
Rather than enforcing predefined processes, the producer operates with a high degree of autonomy and ownership. They continuously adapt ways of working, tools, and planning practices to best support the team’s current needs. At the same time, they actively foster a culture of ownership by empowering team members to take responsibility for their work and decisions.

Own planning and delivery
Craft and own development plans, schedules, and milestones together with the game leadership team, ensuring the team’s time is spent on the highest-impact work and that seasonal updates and live content are delivered smoothly and predictably.
Create visibility and alignment
Create clear visibility into scope, progress, dependencies, and risks so the team and stakeholders share a common understanding of what’s happening and what’s next.
Support feature development
Help break down goals into concrete scopes and tasks, understand dependencies across disciplines, and support features through development from idea to release.
Surface and manage risks
Identify risks early, communicate them clearly, and help drive toward resolution before they escalate or impact delivery.
Enable team execution
Support the team by reducing ambiguity, removing blockers, and ensuring focus, so developers can do their best work with clear ownership and confidence in their decisions.
Coordinate communication and dependencies
Help manage expectations and coordination with other teams, functions, and partners when needed.
Continuously improve ways of working
Observe how the team works, gather feedback, and adjust planning and coordination practices to improve clarity, flow, and sustainability, without adding unnecessary overhead.
Development work progresses in a predictable and transparent way.
The team has clarity on priorities, scope, and upcoming milestones.
Risks and issues are identified early and handled constructively.
Updates and features are delivered reliably over time, with a consistent and sustainable seasonal cadence.
Ways of working evolve gradually to better support the team.
Comfortable working closely with a game team in a fast-moving environment
Able to own planning and coordination while empowering team autonomy
Strong at creating visibility into scope, risks, and dependencies
Pragmatic and adaptable in how tools and processes are used
Enjoys working with diverse people and solving problems together
Communicates clearly and acts with professionalism and empathy
Helsinki, the happiest capital on Planet Earth

Supercell is a games company from Helsinki, Finland, with offices also in San Francisco, Seoul, Shanghai, and London. You might know us as the makers of Hay Day, Clash of Clans, Boom Beach, Clash Royale, and Brawl Stars. Our mission is to create great games that as many people as possible play for years and that are remembered forever.
So, how do we make great games? By putting together the best teams and giving them the freedom and independence to succeed. And by taking risks, failing, sharing learnings, and killing lots of projects.

Independent cells and trust are at the core of our culture. But it takes more than that to make great games. We take good care of our people, providing them with the compensation, work environment, and resources they need to succeed while having fun along the way.

Here, you won’t need to focus on chasing titles or climbing ladders. Internally, our job titles don’t include prefixes like Senior, Junior, Principal, or Director. Recognition isn’t tied to your title, as it doesn't define the impact you can have around here.

Luring you in with glitter, glamour, and gems isn't what we're about. We want you to enjoy your time here fully, so we structure our compensation and benefits with that in mind. It starts with perceiving you as a human being, not a resource.

No matter where you’re moving from, our dedicated mobility team and partners will support you throughout your move. We’ll ensure the process is as smooth as possible for you and anyone joining you – whether they’re family members of the human or animal kind!

Many candidates with great skills and experience second-guess themselves. The bar is high, but if this role excites you, apply! We’re here to help you succeed. Also, we're happy to learn about any specific accommodations you may need to fully engage in our recruitment process.
Wishing you all the best,
The Supercell Recruitment team
P.S.
Here's a video about what Supercell is about.
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