A year ago, Bungie split from publisher Activision, and has more control over its own future, and what it will develop, than it has since before the release of the original Halo in 2001. This job is asking for a candidate with serious credentials, too-- they must have "At least 5 years of game art production experience, including experience in an art leadership role," as well as a "Proven track record of delivering clear and consistent visual feedback that elevates other artists’ work."

It's not too much of a surprise to see Bungie expanding beyond Destiny--back in June 2018, a partnership with Chinese company NetEase saw Bungie being given $100 million to develop a non-Destiny game.

Around the time of the Activision split, analysts predicted that Destiny 3 would come in 2020. Bungie has not clarified whether they will continue to expand Destiny 2 or if they're working on a third game in the series yet.