Famed UK studio contacts senior management and administrators at Realtime Worlds

Codemasters joins RTW rescue attempt

MCV Staff 19th August 2010 Publishing

Codemasters has now joined the fray of other firms heading to Dundee looking to re-employ those who lost their jobs in Realtime Worlds’ recent financial troubles.

The company has organised a recuitment event for Realtime staff on Tuesday 24 and Wednesday 25 August. It has claimed to be looking to fill 150 positions across its UK studios.

"Realtime employees expertise is unquestionable," Codemasters talent acquisition manager Simon Miles told Develop.

"If we can assist in offering new roles to suitable candidates with Codemasters then we will be more than happy to help at this troubled time."

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