Psyonix is on the lookout for an experienced and passionate Game Designer to help design, develop, and iterate on gameplay systems and live game features in San Diego, California.
October 26, 2016
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Location: San Diego, California
Psyonix is looking for an experienced and passionate Game Designer to join our team and help design, develop, and iterate on gameplay systems and live game features. The ideal candidate is a regular Rocket League player that understands the motivations and feedback of our passionate playerbase.
Responsibilities include:
Delivering innovative and fun features that are engaging and compelling to the player
Reviewing and analyzing player feedback to optimize the game experience
Collaborating with the art and programming teams to implement new systems and features
Prototyping new types of gameplay and systems
Ideal Candidate Has:
Experience in designing game systems, player progressions and individual gameplay
An understanding of game balance, statistics and player motivations
Worked in a game designer role
The proven ability to work effectively as a team player
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
A passion for playing and making video games
Pluses:
Strong math and organizational skills
Experience in scripting and/or programming
Familiarity with monetization and in-game economies
Interested? Apply now.
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