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Nintendo of America opens an archivist contract for legacy game records

A game’s history isn’t only the game itself. This role is aimed at the material behind older hardware, software and platforms: technical records, engineering documentation, source materials and institutional knowledge. Nintendo of America’s digital archivist is meant to build a structured system for organizing it, working with teams across engineering, product development, legal and business. It’s a 12-month contract in Redmond, Washington, and the reported hourly rate is $35–$55.

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