We are left AND right brained.

At Work at Play, we believe that if you can't build it, you shouldn't design it. Conversely, our coders actively engage in user experience and design decisions throughout a project's development. Design and code. Art and science. One can't - and shouldn't - live without the other.

We are always learning.

A strong unique skill set is important, but working within a team and pushing one another to excel every day is what really drives us.

We are playful.

Some of us are funny. Some of us are "a bit weird." But weird in a likeable, quirky way, not in a creepy way. We love Lego, Play-doh and crayons.

We are economical.

We recycle. We compost. We turn off the lights. We know how to manage tight budgets and even tighter deadlines and still produce projects that are beyond expectations.

We kick it as a band-there are no divas.

We'd have starved as solo singer/songwriters, but together we rock the standing-room-only, stadium-packed house. What we're trying to say is, we work as a team here. Just like design and technology can't survive without each other in the digital space, we wouldn't be where we are without the people that work here.

We trust you.

That's how we start a relationship. Once you see us in action, we think you'll quickly trust us right back.

We find joy in what we do.

We're having fun and maybe showing off a little.

Current Openings

Senior Producer

We’re on the hunt for a project management aficionado. You have a deep, abiding passion for the agile method and high functioning teams. Your organized budgets, schedules and meetings are just the way you operate. You’re clear, calm headed and generally unflappable. You excel at the big picture – think strategy, efficiency, profitability – but you can sweat the small stuff when it’s called for. You love the web, your clients and dogs, not necessarily in that order. You speak fluent social media and can hold your own in a high-stakes bocci tournament. That last part is not a joke, but you do like jokes, which is good, as you’ll often be called upon to tell them.

Interested? Read On!