Big demand for specialist gaming tech talent


While the overall talent pool in the gaming sector is currently sufficient, there is still a shortage of high-end technical talent, a report said. — China Daily

Beijing: The video gaming industry has been witnessing a flurry of activities with an increase in opportunities, though there is still a shortage of talented employees capable of meeting rising demand for high-end technicians, according to a new report.

As a rising number of gaming companies have been actively embracing emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), demand for properly trained technical talent has been increasing over the past three years, said the report by Chinese professional networking platform Maimai.

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