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We are looking for a specialized Game developer to turn a game idea into code on a fast-moving environment. You will be involved in various aspects of the game’s creation from concept to finished product including coding, programming, audio, design, production, and visual arts. Game Developer responsibilities include:Translating requirements into complicated but clean and efficient codeConstructing the base or the engine on which the game will runProducing prototypes of gameplay ideas and featuresJob briefWe are looking for a specialized Game developer to turn a game idea into code on a fast-moving environment. You will be involved in various aspects of the game’s creation from concept to finished product including coding, programming, audio, design, production, and visual arts.ResponsibilitiesTranslate requirements into complicated but clean and efficient codeConstruct the base or the engine on which the game will runProduce prototypes of gameplay ideas and featuresDevelop schedules and determine milestonesGenerate game scripts and storyboardsAnimate characters and objectsContribute to the design and audio features of the gameCreate unit tests and validation procedures to assure qualityDetect identification and resolution and document technical specifications“Polish” the game, maintain code, fix bugs and iron out occurring problemsRequirementsProven working experience in full lifecycle game developmentHands-on experience primarily with C++ or other programming languages (Java, C, etc)High-level knowledge of APIs and librariesExpert in one or more programming specialties (artificial intelligence, 3D Rendering, 3D animation, physics, multiplayer/networking, or audio)Up-to-date with the latest gaming trends, techniques, best practices and technologiesAbility to solve problems creatively and effectivelyBS degree in Computer Science or Games Technology. Skillset Required: C++ , C, Java, APIs , artificial intelligence , 3D Rendering, 3D animation, physics, multiplayer/networking, audio, gaming trends

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