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Epic Games, Inc.

Layoff

WARN notice filed with the Washington State Employment Security Department

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Reported Workers
82
Notice Filed
March 24, 2026
Layoff Effective
March 27, 2026

Official Notice Document

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Affected Positions

Epic Games is permanently laying off 82 employees at its Bellevue studio starting March 27, 2026, spanning engineering, QA, design, production, and ten director-level roles.

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PositionCategorySeniorityWorkers
Programmers & engineers (Engine, Gameplay, Backend, Platform, Web, UI, Cloud, Tools, Online, Pipeline, SRE, Automation, Audio)EngineeringIndividual contributor
24
QA & test (Senior Tester, Senior QA Analyst/Engineer, SDET, Test Lead, QA Manager)EngineeringIndividual contributor
21
Designers (Game, Gameplay, Systems, Technical, AI, UX, UI, Audio)DesignIndividual contributor
11
Directors (Engineering, Technical Audio, LiveOps, Product EGS, Account Management, Store Operations, Developer Programs, Automation)OtherDirector
10
Production & product (Producer, Senior Producer, Audio Producer, Release Manager, Lead Program Manager, Senior Product Manager)ProductIndividual contributor
7
Artists & animation (Concept Artist, Senior Animator, Senior Gameplay Animator, Concept Outsource Lead)DesignIndividual contributor
4
Engineering LeadEngineeringManager
1
IT Systems AdministratorOperationsIndividual contributor
1
Senior Business Development ManagerSalesManager
1
Senior Counsel, Employment & Labor (Americas)LegalSenior IC
1
TA PartnerHRIndividual contributor
1

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October 5, 2023King39Layoff

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Washington law generally requires covered employers to provide 60 days' written notice for qualifying closures, mass layoffs, and certain reductions in hours. Thresholds and exceptions apply. Data on this page comes from Washington ESD's public WARN records. Search ESD's public WARN database.