Jobs digest: moves at Scopely, Rovio and Socialpoint as Duolingo hires Wild Camp and Side Quest goes public
Mobile games companies continue to make strategic staffing moves, according to the latest industry recruitment digest. Scopely, the developer behind the hit Monopoly Go, has announced two significant hires to strengthen its strategic operations.
Nadav Moshes has joined Scopely as director of slate and portfolio strategy, bringing five years of experience from Playtika, where he most recently served as head of strategic platforms and partnerships. His appointment reflects Scopely’s focus on strengthening its portfolio management capabilities.
The company has also hired Eileen Mary O’Connell as a social content manager. O’Connell previously worked as social media manager at Ticket Out, bringing content expertise to Scopely’s marketing team.
Beyond Scopely, the recruitment digest covers staffing movements across other major mobile gaming publishers. Rovio and Socialpoint have also announced personnel changes, while Duolingo has made hiring announcements involving the team at Wild Camp. Additionally, Side Quest announced plans to go public, signaling continued investment and activity within the mobile gaming sector.
These staffing movements underscore the competitive talent landscape in mobile gaming, as publishers vie to attract experienced professionals to drive strategic initiatives and maintain their position in an evolving market.