Are you ready to dive into the world of cutting-edge video game development? Headquartered in Montreal, Behaviour Interactive is at the forefront of the gaming industry, crafting unforgettable experiences across PC, console, and mobile platforms. We’re a dynamic, independent studio of over 1200 passionate employees, with studios in Toronto (Behaviour Toronto), Rotterdam (Behaviour Rotterdam) and in the UK (Behaviour UK–North & South). Our day to day revolves around two core business focuses: Services and Original Games. Our Services team collaborates with gaming and entertainment giants like Disney, Sony, Activision, and Nintendo, delivering exceptional work-for-hire development and pioneering immersive location-based entertainment (LBE). Meanwhile, our Original Games unit pushes our creative limits, with our signature IPs, including the iconic Dead by Daylight. Join us and be a part of the future of interactive entertainment!
At Behaviour Interactive, we believe in giving everyone a fair shot. We embrace a diverse and creative environment where everyone is celebrated. We value folks of all ages, sex, ethnicity, colour, ethnic or national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, civil status, disability, or any other protected characteristics as per applicable law.
Shape the research vision behind Behaviour’s worlds and help us understand the players who bring them to life. The Research Director defines the vision, strategy, and operating model for research activities across the organization, encompassing Consumer & Market Research and User Research. This role is accountable for building and leading a unified research organization that delivers high quality, actionable insights to inform design, product, marketing, and business decisions. As the research counterpart to the Analytics Director, the Research Director ensures that qualitative and quantitative research disciplines operate with methodological rigor, strategic clarity, and strong alignment with business priorities. The role plays a key part in shaping how leadership and teams understand players, users, and markets, and how research is embedded into decision-making across the product lifecycle.