Senior Game Developer (Game Feel, UI, Animations, VFX) - Paper.io2

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voodoocomDenver (CO)

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About the role

Senior Game Developer We are looking for a talented Senior Game Developer with a good understanding of the casual mobile game market to help the team deliver fun, innovative, and entertaining features. You will take an innovative approach to gameplay ideas/features and give them their own spin. Responsibilities will align with your strengths: Develop client-facing features, with a focus on UI, Animations & polish Work on core gameplay improvements Develop new meta features Enhance and refine existing systems With this role, you will have a strong impact on the company by contributing daily to important decisions with a senior, multidisciplinary team of passionate and talented people. Flesh out the details of a game's design, oversee its testing, and revise the game in response to player feedback. Thanks to your creativity and your teamwork, let's entertain millions of people with your hit games. Profile:5+ years of professional experience in C# and UnityProven track record in successful mobile game development Exceptional expertise in a specialized area (e.g., animation, particle systems, shaders, architecture, performance optimization or networking) is a major plus Strong problem-solving skills with a focus on optimization and performance Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English A creative, hands-on developer with a passion for quality work
Benefits: Best-in-class compensation Other benefits according to the country you reside

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