2D Game Developer

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain 2D games for iOS and Android platforms using Unity (2D), Godot, or similar engines.

• Implement game logic, character movement, interactions, enemy AI, item systems, level triggers, and more.

• Create and integrate intuitive mobile-first UI systems including menus, HUDs, overlays, and touch controls.

• Ensure games run smoothly on a wide range of mobile devices with varying screen sizes and performance capabilities.

• Work with 2D art and animation assets, including sprites, tilemaps, particle effects, spine animations, and shaders.

• Integrate analytics SDKs (e.g., Firebase, GameAnalytics) and monetization features such as ads (AdMob, Unity Ads), in-app purchases (IAP), and rewarded video systems.

• Perform thorough debugging and testing across devices, platforms, and screen resolutions.

• Handle builds, submission processes, and update rollouts for Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

• Work closely with game designers, artists, producers, and QA to deliver cohesive gameplay experiences.

• Contribute to post-launch updates, bug fixes, new content, and performance enhancements based on player feedback and analytics.

Required Qualifications:

• 2–5 years of professional experience in 2D game development with a strong focus on mobile platforms.

• Solid knowledge of game engines used for 2D mobile development (e.g., Unity 2D, Godot, Cocos2d-x, or similar).

• Proficiency in programming languages such as C# (for Unity), GDScript (for Godot), or C++/JavaScript (if using custom engines).

• Strong understanding of mobile input systems, screen resolutions, frame rate management, and memory usage.

• Experience with publishing and deploying games to the App Store and Google Play.

• Experience integrating mobile-specific SDKs (analytics, ads, IAPs, push notifications, etc.).

• Familiarity with sprite animation systems, tweening libraries, 2D physics, and tilemap systems.

• Good understanding of mobile UI/UX principles and best practices.

• Experience working in a version-controlled environment (Git, GitHub, Bitbucket).