Creator Program Specialist

We're looking for a Creator Program Specialist to join our Central Creator Strategy team, within our Marketing Operations team, in our Barcelona studio hub on a hybrid basis (2 days in office). This is a Fixed Term Contract of 6+ months.

At Scopely, we care deeply about what we do and want to inspire play, every day - whether in our work environments alongside our talented colleagues, or through our deep connections with our communities of players. We are a global team of game lovers who are developing, publishing and innovating the mobile games industry, connecting millions of people around the world daily.

The Marketing team deeply understands a game's audience, creative strategy and priorities. They are the glue between the Brand, Product, and our Player Communities that will redefine our social strategy to amplify our games across new and existing social channels while building a meaningful community for our players.

What You Will Do

As part of our central Creator Strategy team, you'll build the foundations of our creator programs - the frameworks, playbooks, and reward mechanics that let each game team run a strong ambassador or organic creator program of its own. Rather than managing creators day-to-day yourself, you'll design the tools and standards that community managers across our titles use to run their own programs, and you'll consult with them to iterate and improve what's already live.

You'll work closely with community, brand, social, and legal/IP teams to make sure new programs are set up for success and existing ones keep evolving with platform and creator culture trends. Responsibilities include:

• Build Program Foundations: Design the frameworks, playbooks, and templates for new organic creator and ambassador programs - covering creator identification, onboarding, tiering, and reward structures - so game teams can launch and run their own programs.
• Design Reward Mechanics: Develop non-monetary incentive structures - creator codes, rewarded deep links, early access, exclusive perks, and recognition tiers - that motivate creators without paid contracts, and set the standards for how they're used across titles.
• Consult & Iterate on Existing Programs: Act as the go-to expert for game teams' community managers, who own and run their programs day-to-day, advising on what's working, what isn't, and how to improve creator identification, retention, and reward design.
• Set Content & Brand Guardrails: Create the creative direction, content brief templates, and IP/brand guidelines that community managers use with their creators to keep organic content authentic while staying on-brand.