Community Manager

We're small. Every community moment matters. You'd be the one shaping how we show up to our players — in Discord, on socials, at events, and in the quiet DMs that come before someone becomes a superfan.

This role is about trust and taste more than tools. You'll have a lot of latitude to define what our community program looks like over the next two years.

• Run our Discord day-to-day — set the tone, moderate thoughtfully, escalate well.
• Own the social calendar across primary channels.
• Manage the Creator Program — onboarding, support, feedback loops.
• Feed player sentiment back to the team in structured, actionable summaries.
• Plan and execute small events (AMAs, drops, playtests, the occasional IRL).

• Direct experience running a community for a game, product or creator (paid or unpaid).
• Excellent written voice — you can switch between sincere and playful without it feeling forced.
• Strong moderation instincts and the ability to defuse drama before it scales.
• Highly organised — this role moves across five channels on a slow day.

• Twitch / YouTube partner experience (yours or someone else's).
• Video editing chops for short-form recap content.
• Comfort with basic analytics (Discord, Twitter, YouTube back-end numbers).

Everyone at RuneFist gets the same baseline: remote-first, sustainable pace, proper hardware, learning budget and profit share on every released project.

• Remote-first

  We've been remote since day one. Work from wherever you do your best work — coffee shop, home office, other side of the planet.

• Real ownership

  We're small on purpose. Every role shapes the games and the studio. No waiting in line for decisions to be made somewhere else.

• Sustainable pace

  No crunch. Four weeks paid time off. Real weekends. We've seen the other way of doing it and we're not going back.

• Hardware + setup

  Studio-grade hardware, software licences, and a generous home-office budget on arrival. If a thing helps you ship, we'll get it.

• Learning budget

  Yearly budget for courses, books, GDC, conferences, or anything that levels you up. Use it or lose it — we'd rather you used it.

• Profit share

  When the studio does well, the team does well. Transparent profit-share on every released project, paid quarterly.