Yager Development is looking for a seasoned and passionate UI Programmer to implement UI systems, write code, and more in Berlin, Germany.
January 27, 2017
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Location: Berlin, Germany
We seek the talent of a seasoned and passionate UI Programmer for our current AAA F2P project Dreadnought. You will work with an international team of highly experienced and talented developers that are passionate about their work.
Responsibilities
Implementation of UI systems in a self-organizing interdisciplinary team
Write clear, maintainable and fast code in adherence to internal standards
Recognize opportunities to improve our games or general workflows and seek to make these changes
Qualifications
2+ years experience developing UI for games
C++ programming experience
Good knowledge of Action Script 3
Ability to communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing
Passionate about video games
Desirable skills
Unreal Engine experience
Knowledge of Flash and/or Scaleform (AS 3)
Experience with console development
Employment details
Full-time and on-site
Status: employment
Start: as soon as possible
Relocation support is provided
Join our Team!
If this sounds like you, and you love to work in a creative environment with people passionate about their work, please send us your application using our online form.
Interested? Apply now.
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