Programming
AI Programmer
AI Programmers make the brains for the automated characters in the game.
More about this roleAI Programmers make the brains for the automated characters in the game.
More about this roleA DevOp’s principal goal is to automate and streamline, making game building more efficient and reliable.
More about this roleEngine Programmers are responsible for building and modifying game engines, developing new functionalities and features that respond to the needs of the game as it’s being created.
More about this roleA Fullstack Programmer undertakes a stack of technical layers and works in both ends of game development.
More about this roleThe Gameplay Programmer writes code for the mechanics and logic that make a game fun to play.
More about this roleThe Generalist Programmer is a flexible member of the development team who can work across two or more specialisms.
More about this roleIt’s the technical job of a Graphics Programmer to bring games to life by applying a working knowledge of game engines, maths, rendering and coding.
More about this roleJunior Programmers support the work of the development team across a wide range of coding tasks.
More about this roleA Network Programmer’s job is to build and improve complex systems, establishing important rules determining how data is formatted and transported between players.
More about this roleFrom the way a building collapses to how a ball flies through the air, believable movement is crucial to a satisfying game experience.
More about this roleTechnical Designers act as an important bridge connecting design and programming in game development.
More about this roleXR Programmers help to develop new immersive games and experiences.
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