About the role
About the Internship Program
Applications are open for the 2027 internship program at the Oslo studio. Candidates must be students currently enrolled in a relevant Bachelor’s or Master’s degree program (production, project management, business administration, game development, media, communication, or a related field) at an educational institution in Norway. The internship is unpaid and intended to be completed as part of a student's studies. Candidates should confirm requirements with their institution before applying.
The program provides hands-on experience, mentorship from experienced colleagues, and contributions toward a live game project.
Time and Place
- Time: January-May 2027
- Place: Oslo, Norway (On-site)
- Logistics: Interns must arrange and cover their own travel and accommodation.
- Perks: Access to free breakfast bar and lunch.
Your Mission
Join the Production team to gain hands-on experience with game-development workflows, support collaboration across disciplines, and contribute to a live project.
Responsibilities and Impact
- Support teams in coordinating day-to-day tasks and workflows across disciplines.
- Help track progress and learn how production teams identify and communicate risks.
- Collaborate with artists, designers, programmers, and other disciplines to support clear communication and alignment.
- Learn how production tools and processes help teams plan, prioritize, and solve problems together.
- Contribute to reviews, playtests, feedback sessions, and follow-up actions.
- Help keep task information and production documentation clear and up to date.
Qualifications
Professional game industry or previous production experience is not required.
- A strong interest in game development and production.
- Clear communication skills in English.
- A collaborative mindset and eagerness to learn from different disciplines.
- An organized approach to tasks, information, and follow-up.
- The ability to adapt to new tools and processes.
- Curiosity and enthusiasm for supporting creative teams.
- Openness to feedback and confidence asking questions when something is unclear.
Application Guidelines
Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis. Please apply in English.
- Cover Letter: Must answer the following questions:
- Why are you interested in production, and what excites you about joining Funcom?
- What do you hope to learn, and how might the experience support your future career?
- What skills, strengths, and attitudes would you bring to the team?
- Academic Documents: Attach a copy of your latest academic grade transcript.
- Optional: You may include references or a letter of recommendation from a teacher or school.
Company Culture and Environment
Funcom is a group of approximately 300 people globally, with 110 based in the Oslo studio. The company emphasizes a relaxed and equal workspace with flat communication and an agile structure.
- Working Conditions: Flexible 37.5-hour work week.
- Location: The studio is centrally located within walking distance of Oslo Central Station.
- Post-Internship: After completing the internship, candidates are welcome to apply for open positions at Funcom.