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Working Student (Research & Development) at Atari, Inc. - ApplyBlast

Working Student (Research & Development)

Atari, Inc.

4 months ago

Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Hybrid

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Intern

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About this role

As an R&D Intern on the Strategic Projects team at Atari, you will evaluate emerging technologies, build rapid prototypes, and provide actionable recommendations to leadership. This role focuses on creating working code and proofs-of-concept to test strategic feasibility rather than just generating reports. You will work with ambiguity and changing priorities to synthesize findings into briefings that executives can act upon quickly.

Responsibilities

Evaluate emerging technologies relevant to gaming portfolios
Build working prototypes and proofs-of-concept rapidly
Synthesize findings into executive briefings
Run end-to-end experiments to test strategic feasibility
Communicate technical ideas to non-technical stakeholders

Skills

Qualifications

Currently enrolled in Computer Science or Software Engineering

About Atari, Inc.

atari.com

Headquarters

New York, New York, United States

Company Size

11-50 employees

Founded

1972

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Atari is a legacy video game and entertainment company that develops and publishes games, produces branded hardware, and sells official merchandise and collectibles. Rooted in pioneering arcade and console hits like Pong and Asteroids, Atari leverages its iconic IP across retro-inspired consoles, modern game releases, licensed art, apparel and collector items via its online store. The company also licenses its brands to partners and maintains news and community channels to engage gamers, collectors and fans of gaming history.