Senior Unity Mobile Games Developer - Casual Games

Responsibilities

• Client-related game software development to build the FUN
• Solve challenging and complex problems around gameplay and client optimization
• Contribute ideas in a collaborative, supportive team environment
• Create flexible code that can be easily updated as product needs change
• Optimize content in various areas including performance, memory usage and file size
• Drive the creation of scripts / tools to help streamline the content development process
• Own deliverables and ensure everything has been thoroughly tested from concept to release.
• Identify opportunities for improvement and contribute to the long term content pipeline roadmap.
• Make multiple iterations with designers and artists until high standard of polish is achieved

Requirements

• 5+ years of professional experience as a Software Engineer in a fast-paced, small-mid team environment
• Strong understanding of Unity app development
• Experience developing player feedback / game feel
• Experience and understanding of version control (SVN, Git, Perforce)
• Strong understanding of data structures, algorithms, memory management, design patterns, and modern/highly scalable application development
• Proven problem solving skills and the ability to learn new systems and identify flaws and solutions quickly.
• Experience with live operating mobile games
• Experience with iOS and/or Android development processes
• Proficient in English
• Highly motivated, self-starting individual who is passionate about games
• Experience working with cross-functional teams across different time zones.
• A portfolio or examples of shipped games demonstrating your technical expertise and creativity.

What We Offer

• A £85,000 gross annual salary
• Equity through stock options and comprehensive health benefits
• A vibrant, on-site work environment in Hammersmith, London
• Visa sponsorship available after six months of remote work for those looking to relocate
• A relocation package to support international candidates transitioning to London.