Lead iOS Game developer
search solutionsLos Angeles (CA)
About the role
We're looking for a Lead iOS engineer to Lead our game studio! You will work on exciting new casual games with very high visibility and will help design game‐play features and optimizations on multiple titles. We're looking for seasoned engineers who know their way around Objective‐C.
Responsibilities:
- Code primarily in Objective‐CDesign and implement reusable cross‐game features for live games
- Work in a team of talented iOS engineers developing amazing games
- Collaborate closely with engineering, product, graphic and game design teams to define our next generation games
Qualifications:
- Solid object‐oriented programming and design skills
- Strong basis in CS fundamentals including data structures, algorithms, and memory management
- Fluency with Objective‐C and familiarity with many Apple frameworks
- Excellent problem solving, critical thinking and communication skills
- Experience using instruments for debugging and performance tuning iOS applications 4+ years software development experience
- Agile/SCRUM experience
- Experience as a team lead preferred but not required
Nice to Have:
Experience with C, C++Shipped multiple games or apps to the App StoreOpenGL, 3D graphics experience Keen eye for pixel perfect UIFamiliar with art asset pipelines for 2D and 3D games
Additional Information: This is a full‐time position. Health Benefits, vacation, 401K are included.
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