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GAME PROGRAMMER

Eighty30 Creative

GAME PROGRAMMER

Reposted 13 Days Ago

In-Office or Remote

Hiring Remotely in United States

Mid level

In-Office or Remote

Hiring Remotely in United States

Mid level

Design, implement, and optimize gameplay mechanics and systems. Collaborate with designers, artists, and developers to troubleshoot and refine code, optimize performance across platforms, and maintain clean modular code while staying current with game technologies.

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Eighty30 Creative is a forward-thinking studio creating engaging games and interactive experiences. We’re looking for talented Game Programmers to design, implement, and optimize gameplay systems while collaborating with designers, artists, and developers.

What You’ll Do:

Develop gameplay mechanics, systems, and interactive features.
Collaborate with the team to refine and troubleshoot code.
Optimize performance across platforms and maintain clean, modular code.
Stay up-to-date with gaming technologies and best practices.

You Should Have:

Experience in game programming with C++, C#, or similar languages.
Proficiency with Unity, Unreal Engine, or other game engines.
Strong problem-solving, debugging, and collaboration skills.
Passion for games and interactive storytelling.

Why Join Us:

Work on exciting, diverse game projects.
Collaborate with a creative, skilled team from concept to production.
Grow your skills and make a real impact in a flexible, supportive environment.

Salary: DOE

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