A full listing with job descriptions for opportunities at the Alpharetta, Georgia campus and other U.S. facilities may be found on the Scientific Games corporate website Careers Page. The Company requires a comprehensive background check for all employees and offers competitive compensation and benefits packages.

“With our lottery customers in some regions experiencing rapid growth, we have new opportunities in our Lottery Group across many different professions,” said Eric Ewald, VP Lottery Human Resources for Scientific Games. “We are looking for qualified new team members who can demonstrate our values of integrity, team spirit, creativity and fun to join our organization. Scientific Games is a great company and we continue to thrive even during these challenging times.”

Ewald said that while the majority of open positions are for a traditional work week, the Company’s open manufacturing and packaging positions span three shifts. Manufacturing job seekers may apply via mobile phone.

With corporate headquarters in Las Vegas, Scientific Games’ highly secure global Lottery Group headquarters is located at 1500 Bluegrass Lakes Parkway in Alpharetta (GA 400 exit 12) and draws a diverse workforce from 20 metro-Atlanta counties. Currently, the majority of Scientific Games’ 9,400 employees globally are working remote with the exception of essential manufacturing and technology employees.

Scientific Games provides games, technology and services to more than 150 lotteries around the globe, including nearly every North American lottery. It’s products help lotteries generate funds for beneficiary programs like education, seniors, the environment, veterans, health and welfare, and infrastructure.

“There are opportunities at Scientific Games for qualified professionals to enjoy a very successful career,” said Ewald. “We are a diverse, equitable and inclusive employer, and many of our team members have worked here for quite a number of years.”

A responsible gaming company, Scientific Games launched the world’s first secure retail instant  “scratch” lottery game in 1974, the first digital instant game in the U.S. in 2014, and is the leading provider of lottery interactive games, mobile apps, player loyalty programs and other interactive products and services in the U.S. Scientific Games is also the fastest growing lottery systems technology provider in the U.S.