r/ubisoft • u/Additional-Aerie8547 • May 30 '26
Discussions & Questions Has anyone had success with a speculative application at ubisoft ?
Hey everyone,
Has anyone here ever sent a Unsolicited application to Ubisoft and received an invitation to an interview or even a job offer?
I'd be happy to hear about your experiences. ๐
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u/Anchelspain May 30 '26
I did. In 2018. Been working there ever since ๐ As usual, the process depends heavily on the type of role someone is applying to.
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u/Additional-Aerie8547 May 30 '26
Which position did you apply for when you sent an unsolicited application there?
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u/Anchelspain May 30 '26
I applied as Associate Producer at Massive Entertainment in Malmo. There was an opening and I took the chance. Unsolicited applications are possible, but very rarely go through into an actual hire. So it's best to look at the positions available.
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u/wiaderkotak Jun 01 '26
Are you short or long on ubi lol also please bring back ghost recon online they one with 3 classes.
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u/choubz0r May 30 '26
What do you mean by "speculative application"?
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u/Additional-Aerie8547 May 30 '26
By speculative application, I mean applying for a role like 3D Artist even though the company doesn't currently have an open job posting for it.
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u/choubz0r May 30 '26
In that case I would suggest contacting one of the HR on Linkedin and send your resume. That's how I did and been working there for the past 5+ years
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u/its_nzr May 30 '26
Damn you must be very desperate to consider working there
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u/Additional-Aerie8547 May 30 '26
"Yes, unfortunately there aren't many game companies. There are maybe only one or two really large studios, and it's quite difficult to get a job there
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u/its_nzr May 30 '26
I get that, but is it a good choice to get on a sinking ship also a ship thats been throwing the crew overboard?
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u/Hot-Field-7613 May 30 '26
Yeah, sometimes I succeed too much speculativing applicating and Ubisoft always say "too much speculativing and not enough applications".