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Jobs digest: moves and promotions at Supercell, Scopely, EA, Mattel, Tripledot, Zynga and more

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Supercell: Kimmo Frisk has joined as central QA specialist, having previous served in QA roles at Wiztivi Gaming and Iceflake Studios. Former Mediatonic, Fortis, and Tripledot artist Vittorio Durin has joined as senior technical artist, working on an unannounced project. Yana Brusynska joins as DevOps engineer on the server infra team, and former HiRez and Riot artists Hans Hirth has begun a new role as Supercell’s 3D artist and art outsource manager.

Tomás González Saavedra also joins as a product manager on the Ops Royale team, covering a paternity leave contract role in Helsinki. He has previously held product management roles at Yodo1, Tilting Point and Gamehouse.

Supercell’s Frisk, Durin, Brusynska, Hirth and González Saavedra.

Scopely: Former King talent manager Albert Casas has joined the global talent acquisition team at the Monopoly Go maker. Tara Durbha joins as associate game designer on Bingo Bash, while Cory Taylor joins as senior community manager on an unannounced upcoming title, having moved over from Warner Bros Games.

EA: Nick Nyaiesh has taken on a new role at EA as game product manager, where he’ll be focused on EA’s American football mobile games. He joined EA in 2024 as associate game designer.

Mattel: Aamod Walavalkar has joined the newly formed Mattel Games Studio as director of product and live ops, after close to a decade in mobile gaming at PeopleFun, Activision and Red Storm.

Scopely’s Casas, Durbha and Taylor, plus EA’s Nick N. and Mattel’s Walavalkar.

Tripledot: Ilya Buber has joined Tripledot-owned Ludios as general manager, heading up its casual puzzle initiatives from Melbourne alongside a partner studio in Indonesia. He joins from EA-owned Glu.

Zynga: Andy Cheung has joined as AdMon campaign manager, moving from Crunchyroll.

Tencent: Mustafa Yagiz Gulsun has joined as casual games product expert, bringing with him experience from his time at Rollic and Homa.

Tripledot’s Buber, Zynga’s Cheung, Tencent’s Gulsun, Playamp’s Katasonov, Moon Active’s Gadish.

Playamp: Valerii Katasonov has joined as DevOps team lead, responsible for D2C infrastructure including web stores, launcher and billing, after 12 years at Plarium. Playamp is MTG’s brand uniting its midcore studios – Plarium, InnoGames, Snowprint, Hutch, Ninja Kiwi and Futureplay.

Moon Active: Meytar Gadish has been promoted to corporate development principal, having joined from iAngels as corporate development manager in 2025.

BoomBit: Gonçalo Alemao Martins has been promoted to chief marketing officer, tied to the company’s push to grow external publishing partnerships through AppLifters.

Loom Games: Yusuf Gurkan has joined as strategy and operations associate, moving from Bain & Company.

Testronic: Sonia Kerr has been appointed as CEO, replacing Sharon Baylay-Bell, who moves into the role of company chair.

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