Full-Time
FP&A Analyst
Atari
501-1,000 employees
Pioneered arcade and home video games
Compensation Overview
$80k - $95k/yr
Remote in USA
Remote
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- 3–5 years of experience in finance; FP&A, corporate reporting, or a mix of both welcome
- Advanced Excel skills. Spreadsheets are central to this role
- Comfort working in environments where not everything is systematized yet; a builder mindset
- Proficiency with AI tools and enthusiasm for applying them to financial workflows
- Familiarity with Power Query or similar dataset tools is a plus.
- Strong analytical skills with an ability to communicate financial concepts clearly
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, or a related field
- Experience in the video game industry (studio, publisher, or platform) strongly preferred. A plus if you understand how games are made, distributed, and monetized
- Exposure to multi-entity or global organizations a plus
- Support the annual budgeting and forecasting process, with hands-on ownership of spreadsheet models and financial data
- Prepare regular financial reports and variance analyses across business units
- Partner with and help coordinate the India-based FP&A team on day-to-day deliverables and reporting workflows
- Build and maintain financial models to support business decisions, M&A activity, and scenario planning
- Contribute to the development of KPI dashboards and data reporting tools
- Work cross-functionally with department heads to gather inputs and provide financial insights
- Help identify and implement process improvements as systems and infrastructure continue to evolve
- Experience in the video game industry (studio, publisher, or platform) strongly preferred. A plus if you understand how games are made, distributed, and monetized
- Exposure to multi-entity or global organizations a plus
- Familiarity with Power Query or similar dataset tools is a plus
Atari creates electronic entertainment for both arcades and homes. It popularized cartridge-based home gaming with the Atari 2600, letting players swap in different games on one console. Arcade cabinets and home consoles used simple controllers and interchangeable software to deliver varied experiences. The goal is to bring interactive entertainment to a wide audience by building a broad library of arcade and home game titles.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1972
People at Atari
People at Atari who can refer or advise you
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The 7800+ and 2600+ monetize nostalgia without funding a full console cycle.[8]
- Implicit Conversions accelerates modern re-releases with proven classic-title porting expertise.[8]
- Thunderful broadens development capacity and European publishing reach.[8]
What critics are saying
- Atari still depends on aging franchises instead of a proven new-IP pipeline.[8]
- Retro hardware launches face low-volume demand and immediate retail execution risk.[8]
- Blockchain games tie the brand to volatile crypto sentiment and wallet friction.[8]
What makes Atari unique
- Atari owns 200+ games and franchises, anchored by Pong and Asteroids.[8]
- Its business spans video games, consumer hardware, licensing, and blockchain.[8]
- Recent acquisitions added emulation, retro publishing, and legacy competitor IP.[8]
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Decrypt’s Art, Fashion, and Entertainment Hub. Discover SCENEIconic gaming brand Atari announced Tuesday that it’s reviving its 1986 game console as the Atari 7800+, a modern recreation developed in collaboration with game publisher PLAION. Set to release globally this coming winter, the console is now available for pre-order at $129.99.The Atari 7800+ is a compact version of the original console that’s built to connect with modern televisions. Each console comes equipped with the CX78+ wireless gamepad and includes a new game, Bentley Bear’s Crystal Quest, a sequel to the classic Crystal Castles.Atari’s latest old-school revival follows last year’s Atari 2600+ console, and the two share some commonalities. Both devices run 2600 and 7600 cartridges, both from the original consoles and newly released games, and include support for 16:9 widescreen displays. But the Atari 7800+ has a different design and comes with a wireless gamepad instead of a joystick.Alongside the console, Atari and PLAION are releasing two new wireless controllers, the CX78+ wireless gamepad and the CX40+ wireless joystick, each priced at $34.99
Create an account to save your articles.Create an account to save your articles.Decrypt’s Art, Fashion, and Entertainment Hub. Discover SCENELegendary game publisher Atari is back with its next augmented version of a classic video game, this time bringing the 1976 classic Breakout to Coinbase’s Ethereum layer-2 network Base.As a part of Base’s “OnChain Summer,” players can compete against others for a top spot on the Atari Breakout leaderboard. The players with the highest scores will have a chance to win weekly prizes, including a retro 2600+ game console, gift cards, and more.🔆 OᑎᑕᕼᗩIᑎ ᔑᑌᗰᗰEᖇ 🔆 The Onchain Arcade is back with @Atari Breakout® Compete for a top spot on the leaderboard and get the chance to win weekly prizes, all summer long Built with @stackdotso, @msenyil, and @mx1000m, mint proceeds are distributed to the developers… pic.twitter.com/OHTVVpAyMA — Base (@base) August 9, 2024ADADAtari first announced the partnership with Base in July, with the release of the blockchain-based version of their iconic Asteroids video game, in which players operate a simple spaceship and destroy asteroids to progress.In Breakout, designed by Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell and a pre-Apple Steve Wozniak, players use a paddle and ball to blast through brick walls.“Enter Degen, Bitcoin, and Higher modes by shooting special bricks,” Atari said of the latest release. “Points double for 10 seconds!”As with Asteroids, players will need to connect their Coinbase, MetaMask, Rainbow, or WalletConnect wallets to play and mint a Breakout NFT for 0.0015 ETH, or around $3.60.Proceeds from the mint will be distributed to the developers and artists behind each game, Base said.ADAD“All scores are logged on-chain, and from there, it gets pretty fun,” Atari director Tyler Drewitz said on a Base Twitter stream in July. “There’s a weekly leaderboard, and we have an overall leaderboard with some pretty big prizes.”
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