Jade Carter is a Game Producer at Snap Finger Click. She has shipped multiple titles, including AAA and Indie. Some of these games are: LEGO Horizon Adventures, Hogwarts Legacy and Mini-Mech Mayhem.
From her LinkedIn Description: ‘My background is end-to-end production, from planning and resource management to ensuring smooth cross-functional collaboration. I thrive in agile environments and am highly proficient with many project management frameworks and tools. I’m passionate about making games and enabling teams to deliver their best work.’
Jade’s Talk Notes (Written & Scanned)
What I learned
- I didn’t get to ask a question this week, but here are 3 tips that apply to me from the talk:
- QA is a valuable gateway into the wider games industry – you can start from here and pivot into your preferred role when you are in a position to showcase those skills.
- Neurodivergent people may work best with a Hybrid workplace. You can’t start from this option, but as you work long enough, this will be an option for you.
- Task planning software like Jira is really important for a team to work cohesively. This will make sure everyone stays on track and will help with weekly meetings.