Netflix keeps posting a remote job that pays up to $1.3 million a year. The good news is that you can still apply for it today.
The company did it again. Just two days ago, Netflix—for at least the third time—posted or reposted a remote job that it has been trying to fill. The job pays up to $1.3 million a year and comes with a comprehensive benefit package.
If you thought you had missed your opportunity to apply for this job after reading the job details earlier this year, think again. You can still apply for the executive-level role because Netflix has reposted the same job again.
The remote job with a top-tier salary that Netflix keeps posting.
These job details are current as the date and time of this publishing). I highly recommend that you read the entire posting for this remote job before preparing or submitting any application materials. Here is an outline of the position according to the job posting.
- The job title for the role is General Manager (GM) of Games.
- The salary for the position spans from a floor of $500,000 up to $1.3 million annually.
- This position is listed as a full-time, remote job to oversee the business and development of Netflix’s flagship game franchises.
- This is an executive-level position that reports directly to the president of Games.
- The successful applicant will oversee and lead the company’s top-tier franchises and shape the future of Netflix’s premium game portfolio.
Key responsibilities for this executive-level remote job.
This is an executive position, and while the posting doesn’t specify the percentage breakdown for the different portfolio categories, it does outline key responsibilities within each of the four main areas for the GM. The individual selected for this role will bring demonstrable experience, vision and leadership in the areas of:
- Strategic Leadership
- Game Development and Management
- Leadership and Development
- Financial and Performance Management
Key qualifications for this remote job.
According to the job posting, top candidates will bring a mix of deep experiences and education to secure this high-level remote job. To be a competitive candidate, you should note the following (bullet points are pulled directly from the posting).
- Over 10 years of senior leadership experience in the game development industry, with a demonstrated ability to successfully guide large-scale, high-profile projects from concept to launch.
- Proven expertise in managing globally distributed teams and complex, multi-disciplinary projects.
- Strong P&L management experience, with a focus on aligning financial decisions with long-term strategic goals.
- Experience in mergers and acquisitions, integration, and divestitures within the gaming space.
- Comprehensive understanding of game development processes, from concept to release.
- Exceptional leadership and interpersonal skills, with a proven track record of motivating and guiding large, diverse teams.
- A strategic thinker with the ability to balance visionary goals with day-to-day operational realities.
- Deep industry knowledge, including emerging trends, market shifts, and evolving technologies.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, with a passion for creative innovation.
- Proven success in collaborating with cross-functional teams and senior leadership to execute complex initiatives.
- MBA a plus.
Why might this remote job keep getting reposted?
Is it because the job is so technical? Is it because job candidates lack necessary skills? Is it because the salary would put the new hire in the top 1% – 2% of earners across the United States? Or, is it because Netflix is exceptionally picky or selective with this hiring choice—or with all its hiring choices?
Whatever the reason, the result benefits you. Because if you have a background in game development, strategic leadership, finance and performance management, this may very well be the remote job for you, and applications are still being accepted.
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