Role overview
As a Gaming Community Manager, you will be the bridge between players and developers, fostering an active and engaged community around gaming titles. Your role will entail creating and curating content for forums, social media, and other community platforms. You will monitor conversations, respond to inquiries, and engage with players to enhance their gaming experience. Additionally, you will organize events, such as tournaments and livestreams, to promote titles and connect players. An essential part of your job will be to gather feedback from the community to relay to development teams, influencing game updates and features. Strong interpersonal skills and a deep understanding of gaming culture are crucial as your insights will help create a vibrant community atmosphere, ensuring players feel valued and heard. You will also analyze engagement metrics to continually refine community strategies.
Annual Salary β 2025
Average Salary $61,140
Junior Level
$36,684 - $48,912
Experience: 0-2 years
Middle Level
$48,912 - $73,368
Experience: 3-5 years
Senior Level
$73,368 - $110,052
Experience: 6+ years
Estimated Take-Home Pay
Expected monthly income after standard tax deductions (approx. 30%)
$3,567
Hourly Rate
$24.99 - $33.80 per hour
Based on 40-hour work week, rates may vary by region and company
Healthcare
Comprehensive medical, dental and vision insurance coverage for you and your family
Approx. $4,280 per year
Annual Bonus Range
Typical performance-based annual bonus range
$6,114 - $9,171
Equity Bonus
Company equity compensation based on local market standards and company policy
Up to $6,114
Total Housing Budget
Recommended monthly spending on rent/mortgage and utilities
Up to $1,000
Retirement Savings Target
Recommended monthly retirement account contribution
$800
Recommended Emergency Fund
Financial safety net for unexpected expenses and life events
$15,285 - 30,570
Monthly Savings Targets
Recommended amount to set aside each month for your financial security and future goals
Approx. $1,500
