CAREERS // YOUNG INNOVATORS

Build Games.
Portfolio > Degrees

We recruit builders who love making games — no graduation or traditional degrees required.

LearnPlay is a games-first platform.
We believe people learn best by playing and building games — not by watching videos or running passive experiments. If your instinct is to turn an idea into a playable game, not a lecture or experiment — you're our kind of person.
Game Design Systems Thinking Mechanics & Loops AI-Enhanced Play
WHAT YOU'LL BUILD

Real games. Real players. Real impact.

Roles here don't look like traditional "jobs". We focus on projects, systems thinking, and proof of work — you learn by building games that ship.

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Design and build learning games

Turn science, math, coding, logic, and ideas into playable, replayable games — not demos, not experiments.

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Create game systems powered by AI

Use AI to enhance gameplay, feedback, difficulty, and creativity — AI supports the game, it doesn't replace thinking.

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Games played by real people

Your games are played by learners worldwide — feedback comes from play, not grades.

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Portfolio > Resume

You leave with real shipped games, live users, and proof of how you think and build.

LearnPlay is not about experiments. It's about games.
Learning happens as a side-effect of play.
SELECTION PROCESS

How you join our squads

1

Game-thinking challenge

You'll be asked to design or explain a game idea — mechanics, rules, feedback loops, or progression. We're evaluating how you think in systems, not polish.

2

Hands-on trial sprint

For 1–2 weeks you work with a mentor on a real LearnPlay.io task: building a game level, tweaking mechanics, or designing a system. This helps both of us see if the fit feels right.

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Join a project squad

If the trial goes well, you join a teen-led project squad. You'll keep learning, shipping, and collecting proof of work. Stipends and certificates may be offered for strong contributions.

We don't hire degrees.
We hire builders.

If your proof of skill lives in games, projects, or ideas you've shipped — apply. If you're applying with degrees alone, this probably isn't for you.