Ubisoft Romania announces new headquarters for the two studios in the country, in Bucharest and Craiova, and new strategic plans for the future

• The new Ubisoft headquarters in Bucharest is located inside the J8 Office Park and has a total area of ​​23,000 square meters; the studio in Bucharest is the second largest Ubisoft studio, internationally;

• Ubisoft Studio in Craiova is located inside Electroputere Parc and has an area of ​​2,000 square meters;

• The relocation of the two headquarters supports the new ambition of the company to position Romania on the map of the big players in the gaming industry, through valuable expertise and attracting new mandates for international projects;

Ubisoft Romania, the leader of the local gaming market, announces major changes for the studios in Bucharest and Craiova.

Two new locations have been specially designed to reflect the DNA of the company’s entertainer and were recently inaugurated by the nearly 2,000 employees. Located inside the J8 Office Park, the new headquarters in Bucharest has a total area of ​​23,000 square meters and brings together a total of 1,800 employees.

The change is also present in Craiova, where the 150 employees of the studio have already moved to Electroputere Parc, in a space with a total area of ​​2,000 square meters. The new offices provide employees with optimal conditions for carrying out the activity and mark a new beginning for Ubisoft Romania. The events are part of the long-term strategy of the company, which aims to become a lead-site for future Ubisoft titles and international projects and, thus, to position Romania on the map of the big players in the gaming industry.

The studios have been arranged with an emphasis on the mood of the employees, on the development of their productivity and creativity and include numerous recreation spaces, games rooms, common work spaces, individual offices, meeting rooms and generous dining spaces, such as cafeteria.

The new offices reflect the ambitious culture of the company, that of creating a mix of experiences and benefits that meet the diverse needs of employees in Bucharest and Craiova. The two studios celebrated the inauguration of the headquarters through internal activities, which also included the presence of food trucks and a photo booth in each location, on which occasion the employees reviewed and reconnected, after two years of work from home.

“All our employees in Bucharest and Craiova now have a modern workspace, which will meet all their needs. The two offices offer us the right environments for the development of new entertainment experiences with global impact, but also for fulfilling a new ambition – that of becoming a regional hub of the gaming industry. These things are just a first step in our journey to turn Ubisoft Romania into the most desired employer in the entertainment and tech industry. With this in mind, we recently launched a series of internal programs for all employees, focusing on the areas of well-being, learning and development, and this is just the beginning “, said Cristian Pană, Managing Director of Ubisoft Romania and Serbia.

Ubisoft Romania, the leader of the local gaming market For 30 years, since the opening of the studio in Bucharest in 1992, Ubisoft Romania has been and remains an important strategic pillar for the company’s global development, with its headquarters in Bucharest being the first studio opened outside France and the second largest from the world.

Local teams already have a well-established expertise in co-developing, along with other Ubisoft studios, numerous international titles and franchises. Furthermore, one of the company’s ambitions is to become a lead-site for new Ubisoft projects, which will contribute to Romania’s position on the map of the big gaming players in the international market. With the relocation of the two headquarters, in Bucharest and Craiova, Ubisoft Romania consolidates its favorable position in the gaming industry, one of the most dynamic and attractive employment sectors sought by Millennials and Generation Z.

Currently, the company owns more than a third from the local industry workforce and continues to seek talent for open positions in all departments available here.

Ubisoft’s global team of 20,000 employees works in more than 40 studios around the world, with a common mission – to enrich the lives of players with original and memorable gaming experiences. The same ambition can be found in Ubisoft Romania, where games are created that reach millions of people around the globe. The country’s studios co-create with other top Ubisoft studios to develop iconic worlds in the entertainment industry – from Assassin’s Creed and Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon, to Watch Dogs, Just Dance and many other upcoming projects.