Job Description

Join our creative team and lead the technical development of our co-op action-survival game. This is a unique opportunity to work on local multiplayer technology and build scalable networking systems for Steam and console platforms.

Please Note:

To show us your technical capabilities, please include links to multiplayer games you have shipped or networking systems you have built. Applications without portfolio links cannot be processed.

Selected candidates will be contacted for an interview and technical assessment.

Best of luck, and we send our warmest wishes to all applicants!

Key Responsibilities:

Lead development and implementation of multiplayer networking systems Build and optimize cross-platform architecture for Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation Collaborate with our experienced Technical Director on core gameplay integration Mentor junior developers and establish code quality standards Perform debugging, testing, and optimization for low-end hardware Plan technical sprints and ensure delivery against demo and release milestones

Qualifications:

5+ years of Unity game development experience with shipped titles Proven experience with multiplayer networking (Unity Netcode, Mirror, WebRTC) Cross-platform deployment experience (Steam, consoles, mobile) Ability to work effectively in a remote, team-oriented environment Passion for action-survival games and multiplayer experiences

Bonus Skills:

Unity ECS/DOTS performance optimization Background in party games, co-op experiences, or asymmetric multiplayer

About Our Company:

We are a remote-first indie game studio based in Vancouver, BC. Our team consists of 5 core members working collaboratively to create an engaging and visually stunning game.

Join us in creating fun games that will be beloved by our players!

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $70,000.00-$120,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Flexible schedule Work from home
Application question(s):

Describe a gameplay mechanic or UI system you designed and implemented (not just coded from specs). What player problem were you solving, and how did you validate it worked? What is your preferred process for debugging a large system when something goes wrong butyou don't know why yet? How many years of game development experience do you have? Please provide links to games you've shipped (especially indie games you developed solo or as a small team lead). Include Steam pages, itch.io links, or mobile store pages. If work is under NDA, describe the game, your role, and technical systems in detail. In 2-4 sentences, describe one complex multiplayer or networking system you've built or owned in a past game. What problem did it solve, and how did you approach the technical challenges?
Work Location: Remote