SupercellMarket & Competitor Intelligence Analyst

任职要求

• Think clearly and enjoy messy problems. You like making sense of complex markets. You’re comfortable with numbers and sizing models, and you know how to break games down into systems — core loops, monetisation, live-ops — to understand what makes them work. You know your way around different data sources, but you are able to connect dots, form hypotheses, and surface insights even when there’s limited existing data to work with
• Care deeply about games. You play them. You think about them. You notice why something feels good or doesn’t. You’re curious about why a game would succeed or fail — and you’re just as curious about how the companies behind them operate.
• Are comfortable working with data. You’ve used tools like Sensor Tower or GameRefinery before. You don’t mind digging into data using SQL, Tableau, or similar tools. You value the intellectual rigor in your work, but don’t need to wait for perfect data to form hypotheses and a perspective.
• Communicate concisely and clearly. You turn analysis into clear thinking. You can talk to designers, analysts, marketers, or leadership without hiding behind jargon or 100-page decks.
• Collaborate across disciplines. You’re comfortable working wit…

工作职责

• Connect our games to the bigger market: Keep a close pulse on gaming markets across genres and regions. Track what competitors are doing in product design, features, live-ops, and monetisation. Combine external data (Sensor Tower, GameRefinery, etc.) with internal knowledge to form a clear view of where things are heading.
Connect our games to the bigger market
• Uncover what makes competitor games tick (or don’t): Deconstruct the core loops, systems, progression, events, monetisation and economy to explain not just how a game works, but why it works — and what our games could learn from it.
Uncover what makes competitor games tick (or don’t)
• Spot meaningful signals early: Identify meaningful patterns, shifts, and early signals across the market and competitive space. Highlight what’s gaining traction, what’s changing, and where new opportunities may be forming.
Spot meaningful signals early
• Turn insights into actions through close cross-team collaborations: Build a solid understanding of competitor titles and companies — how they design, operate, and grow — and translate that into concrete implications for our games. Work closely with game teams, data, live-ops, and leadership to make sure insights actually get used.
Turn insights into actions through close cross-team collaborations
• Here are examples of things you might work on:Set up a market and competitor monitoring system to track performance, key product movements, and emerging high-growth competitorsBreak down a competitor game in depth — map its progression, event cadence, monetisation and economy systems — connect product updates to business performance, and explain clearly to game teams what makes it work (or not)Spot a shift in live-ops mechanics or monetisation structures across the market and highlight what we could learn from itSize the opportunity for an innovative or genre-defining game by combining market benchmarks with bottom-up, player-based estimationAnalyze a competitor studio’s portfolio moves or operating model and distill the strategic implicationsAnd many other things. We expect you to take ownership, work independently, think creatively, and drive the topics you believe matter.
Here are examples of things you might work on
• Set up a market and competitor monitoring system to track performance, key product movements, and emerging high-growth competitors
• Break down a competitor game in depth — map its progression, event cadence, monetisation and economy systems — connect product updates to business performance, and explain clearly to game teams what makes it work (or not)
• Spot a shift in live-ops mechanics or monetisation structures across the market and highlight what we could learn from it
• Size the opportunity for an innovative or genre-defining game by combining market benchmarks with bottom-up, player-based estimation
• Analyze a competitor studio’s portfolio moves or operating model and distill the strategic implications
• And many other things. We expect you to take ownership, work independently, think creatively, and drive the topics you believe matter.