Bethesda hiring for iOS title

MCV Staff 18th March 2012 Business News

A Zenimax job listing reveals Skyrim publisher Bethesda is hiring for one or more unannounced iOS projects.

The title calls for prior experience and a close familiarity with Apple products, requesting iOS game development experience with multiple titles shipped along with a familiarity of several programming languages. Experience with Bethesda games and a constant eye on Apple events are listed as pluses as well.

Just last month Bethesda was hunting for a future generation console programmer.

The company has yet to officially announce what they’ll be working on with Skyrim in the rearview mirror, but the pair of developments suggest that moving into new tech is a top priority.

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