Jobs Update: Warner Bros opens applications for International PR Manager role

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor and Dying Light publisher Warner Bros is seeking a new International PR Manager.

Reporting to the InternationalPR Director, you will work as part of the International PR team, coordinating the planning and execution of PR tactics for all video games across 11 International territories in Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific, distributed through Warner Bros’ local offices and third party distribution agreements.

Ensuring timely delivery of, and appropriately localised assets from, the Global PR team in LA, you will deliver clear concise PR and asset briefings and information to all territories.

You will manage a number of packaged and digital titles as well as compiling press tours, supporting key industry press events and providing general publicity support to the territories and providing International input into Global PR.

Your background will ideally include video games PR experience, preferably – although not essentially – at a European or International level, having managed a title and campaigns from announcement through to launch.

Previous experience of promoting digital games titles and working in a local market is preferred.

An in-depth knowledge of the games industry or a passion for gaming is a must, along with excellent communication and organisational skills, and the ability to work well under both pressure and time constraints.

With a technical bias you will have an understanding of all current console platforms and the ability to demo games where required.

Apply for the role and see more details on the Time Warner site

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