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Mythpat to help iQOO in selecting its first Chief Gaming Officer

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One of the most popular video game content creators in India, Mithilesh “Mythpat” Pattanker will be helping iQOO in their quest to select its first-ever Chief Gaming Officer (CGO) who will help the company to create betting gaming experiences on their devices.

Mythpat will be helping the iQOO team to select talented gamers across the country who posses the potential to take on the role of CGO and provide insightful feedback while working with them for the duration of six months.

On joining the CGO hunt team, Mythpat said, “I am thrilled to be a part of iQOO’s hunt, where we will witness the convergence of India’s massive youth population and the booming gaming industry. It’s truly incredible to see how gaming has grown in our country and the opportunities young gamers are now being presented with.” He further added that he’s excited to meet several talented gamers across the country.

The announcement for the role was done in May with iQOO describing it as an opportunity to help the company better optimize their devices and create a top-notch experience for gamers across the country.

With the surge of users in the mobile gaming sector and the recent return of BGMI, the gaming industry is even more active than it has ever been and many believe that this is only the beginning. Due to this, iQOO seems to be planning to launch devices that are capable of handling modern games while churning out the best performance.

The candidate selected for the role of CGO will get Rs 10 lakh for the duration of six months that they will be working with the iQOO team.

Speaking on Mythpat joining the iQOO team, CEO of iQOO India, Nipun Marya said, “We are thrilled to have Mythpat on board as a jury member for iQOO’s CGO Hunt. His remarkable talent and unwavering passion for gaming are truly admirable. Mythpat’s discerning judgments will undoubtedly take the CGO Hunt to the next level.”

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