Mission locale de Paris

About the Company

La Mission Locale de Paris est une structure chargée de l’accueil, de l’information, de l’orientation et de l’accompagnement des jeunes de 16 à 25 ans, en démarche d’insertion professionnelle et sociale. Les valeurs de la Mission Locale de Paris s’articulent autour de quatre piliers : la solidarité, la confiance, la coopération et l’engagement. Chaque année elle reçoit environ 10 000 nouveaux·elles jeunes et en accompagne 22 000. Chargée d’une mission de service public, elle est financée par la ville de Paris, l’Etat et la région Ile-de-France. En 2024 : Plus de 9 270 jeunes ont été accueilli·e·s pour la première fois Plus de 2 781 jeunes sont en suivi renforcé dans le cadre du Contrat d'Engagement Jeune Plus de 1063 ont reçu une aide au titre du Fonds d'Aide aux Jeunes Parisiens (FAJP) Plus de 2 184 jeunes ont commencé un emploi durable (CDI ou CDD de plus de 6 mois)

Listed Jobs

Company Name

Mission locale de Paris

Job Title

Développeur d’outils pédagogiques

Job Description

**Job Title** Educational Game Developer (Internship) **Role Summary** Collaborate with the inclusion‑skills team to design, develop, and evaluate playful learning tools targeted at young people aged 16‑25. The role focuses on game‑based pedagogy within the context of insertion, orientation, and citizenship support. **Expectations** - Graduate student or recent graduate in Game Science, Game Design, Interactive Media, or a related field. - Ability to conduct academic or applied research and translate findings into concrete game mechanics. - Willingness to prototype both paper‑based and simple digital games and to iterate based on user feedback. - Strong communication skills for gathering user needs and presenting evaluation results. **Key Responsibilities** 1. **Research & Needs Analysis** – Survey existing pedagogical games, interview young participants, and collect requirement data. 2. **Game Design & Prototyping** – Create pedagogical game plans, develop content (cards, questions, puzzles), and build paper or basic digital prototypes. 3. **Facilitation & Observation** – Co‑facilitate workshops using existing games, observe engagement, and document user interactions. 4. **Evaluation & Reporting** – Adjust rules/content, assess learning and motivation impact, and prepare a comprehensive evaluation report. **Required Skills** - Understanding of game theory, ludic mechanics, and critical gameplay approaches. - Experience in game design and prototype creation (paper, board, or digital). - Familiarity with research methods: qualitative interviews, questionnaires, observational analysis. - Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team and present findings clearly. - Autonomy, curiosity, and rigorous attention to detail. - Sensitivity to social inclusion and equality of opportunity themes. **Required Education & Certifications** - Current enrollment or completion of a Master’s program in Game Science, Game Design, Interactive Media, or analogous discipline. - (No specific certifications required.)

Paris, France

On site

18-11-2025