Game Developer

Title - Gaming Software Engineer (Temporary Role)

Duration - 6 months

Remote role

About the Role

We are seeking a talented Gaming Software Engineer for a temporary, project-based engagement. This role is ideal for developers with a strong background in casual and mobile gaming who thrive in fast-paced environments and enjoy building engaging, high-quality game experiences from concept to production.

As a contingent team member, you will collaborate with full-time engineers, contributing to rapid prototyping, validation, and production of new game concepts. This is a temporary position and not a full-time employment opportunity.

Key Responsibilities

• New Game Development:
• Build mobile and casual games from concept to playable prototypes, following established design guidelines and technical standards.
• Rapid Prototyping:
• Quickly iterate on game concepts to validate engagement hypotheses before scaling development efforts.
• Game Polish & Production:
• Refine validated prototypes into production-ready experiences for launch and integration.
• Social Mechanics Implementation:
• Develop and integrate features such as leaderboards, challenges, and sharing systems to drive engagement and retention.
• Collaboration & Integration:
• Partner with cross-functional teams for validation, feedback, and smooth handoff for integration.
• Code Quality & Documentation:
• Maintain high standards of clean, efficient, and well-documented code throughout the project lifecycle.

Minimum Qualifications

• Proven experience developing mobile or casual games.
• Hands-on expertise with game development frameworks and rapid prototyping tools.
• Strong understanding of game design patterns, including:
• Daily engagement loops
• Progression systems
• Social/viral mechanics
• Ability to work independently and manage deliverables effectively.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience launching successful mobile games.
• Familiarity with live game operations and player engagement strategies.
• Ability to balance speed with quality in iterative development environments.