Gameplay Engineer

Robot Gentleman, the independent games developer known for the atomic dark comedy adventures 60 Seconds! and 60 Parsecs!, is expanding its existing titles and branching into new genres and technology. To achieve this we need you - a GAMEPLAY ENGINEER - to join our studio REMOTELY or ON-SITE in Poznań, Poland.

You are:
• An experienced and proven engineer, who thrives on solving problems and facing technical challenges
• A professional game developer with a holistic approach and interest in a wide range of development aspects
• An open-minded, results driven, creative person
• A dedicated gamer who is interested in the design, technology and cultural significance of games

You have:
• Worked on two or more, shipped, PC or console game titles, through all stages of development
• At least 3 years of game industry experience, working on commercially shipped projects
• Extensive experience working on gameplay solutions
• Experience collaborating with a multidisciplinary game development team
• A natural drive to learn, improve and adapt to new creative challenges

Your skills include:
• Excellent skills in C#
• Experience working in C++
• Experience with the Unity engine
• Hands-on experience with Visual Studio
• Experience with version control systems
• Engineering effective, reliable and robust architectures based on design specifications, as well as own initiative, research and experimentation
• Excellent self-organization and a sense of responsibility, ability to produce quality work per requirements with minimal supervision
• Strong communication and collaboration skills, ability to effectively communicate your work to others, as well as giving, receiving and acting on feedback
• Knowledge of the games industry, current gaming hardware and existing gaming and software development trends
• Fluent English (minimum C1) - in speech and writing

A bonus if you:
• Served a role of a lead or senior programmer on an already published PC/console game project
• Held a specialized engineering role, such as AI, network or audio programming, on past projects
• Have multi platform development or porting experience
• Have commercial experience developing on engines other than Unity, especially Godot
• Have past experience working in other game development roles
• Have a BSc/BEng (or higher) degree in Computing Science (or similar science/engineering course)

What we are offering:
• Full-time, remote or on-site position. On-site location situated in the centre of downtown Poznań, as part of the creative collective Pyramida Hub. Hybrid approaches possible, depending on your location and availability.
• Relocation assistance available for on-site work
• Contract form negotiable
• Salary starting from 8-15k PLN (net) - individual salary proposals will depend on your skills and experience
• Flexible work hours
• Potential for individual advancement and team growth - additional training, access to learning resources, conferences and other events
• And of course - a chance to contribute to our established projects 60 Seconds! and 60 Parsecs!, as well as to join the Robot Gentleman team in creating new worlds and their underlying tech in our future, ambitious AAA indie projects.

Join us - we’ve got hats!*
If all of the above sounds great and you’re ready to join us on a creative journey - get in touch! Please send your applications, including CV, past project references/links and code samples to jobs@robotgentleman.com with the title [GAMEPLAY ENGINEER].

* Indeed, one of the perks of joining us is that you get your own signature Robot Gentleman headgear.

Please include the following clause in your application:
"I agree to the processing of personal data provided in this document for realising the recruitment process pursuant to the Personal Data Protection Act of 10 May 2018 (Journal of Laws 2018, item 1000) and in agreement with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation).”