343 Industries, Microsoft's new studio set up to make Halo game after Bungie's departure, is on the hunt for slew of talent to jump on board its Halo ventures.
The studio has slapped 17 new job postings on its site in the past three days, looking for everything from producers to programmers and artists.
"343 Industries is forging the future of Halo, expanding and building upon one of the most important and successful franchises in gaming history," says the site.
"Halo is a rich and exciting universe that encompasses AAA video games, New York Times best-selling novels, world-class animation and much, much more. Just you wait. 343 is set to revolutionize gaming and entertainment by putting the industry's fiercest talent in one room and diving for cover. Come be part of the awesome."
Halo Reach is Bungie's last Halo game, the break-out studio now signed up with Activision confirmed, as Microsoft assembled the new team to handle the franchise. Earlier this year the platform holder opened over 20 jobs at 343 to work on "a new game in the Halo universe".
