// Open Role at Ubisoft
As a Games Security Specialist at Ubisoft Montréal, you'll own and execute player protection for For Honor, focusing on anti-cheat, exploitation, and community health in a live environment. Drive impactful mitigation and ensure fair play.
Ubisoft is a global leader in gaming with teams across the world creating original and memorable gaming experiences, from Assassin’s Creed, Rainbow Six to Just Dance and more. We believe diverse perspectives help both players and teams thrive. If you’re passionate about innovation and pushing entertainment boundaries, join our journey and help create the unknown!
As a Games Security Specialist at Ubisoft Montréal, you will be fully embedded on For Honor as the owner and executor of the Player Protection domain for the project. This is a single‑project role, focused on protecting fair play and community health within For Honor’s live environment.
You will work hands‑on with production, online, data, moderation, and security partners to identify issues, coordinate responses, and drive concrete mitigation actions related to cheating, exploitation, matchmaking abuse, toxicity, ban evasion, and account‑related abuse . This role emphasizes execution, follow‑through, and operational impact, not just reporting or strategy definition.
What you’ll do
What you bring to the team
Drive and execute player protection actions for For Honor. Coordinate and implement anti-cheat and anti-exploitation measures. Analyze and address matchmaking abuse, ban evasion, and repeat offenses. Lead operational responses to toxicity and abusive behaviors. Orchestrate incident triage and intervention. Maintain and apply intervention playbooks. Track player protection risks, trends, and outcomes. Act as day-to-day player protection point of contact. Raise awareness of security, fairness, and player experience trade-offs. Contribute to continuous improvement through threat monitoring and post-incident reviews. Knowledge of online games, live operations, security, trust and safety, anti-cheat, or moderation. Ability to execute and follow through on cross-team actions. Solid understanding of game security risks, abuse patterns, and exploitation vectors. A player-centric mindset. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Comfort working with data, dashboards, and signals. Ability to document findings, decisions, and outcomes. A collaborative approach and respect for diverse perspectives.