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Multiplayer Gameplay Programmer C#

Multiplayer Gameplay Programmer C#

1 Month ago • 3 Years + • Game Programmer • Undisclosed

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Job Description

We are seeking an experienced Multiplayer Gameplay Programmer with 3+ years of experience in the gaming industry to join our team in Cyprus and work on a new cross-platform MMO shooter. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining multiplayer mechanics and logic, handling client-server interaction, and optimizing game performance. The ideal candidate will possess strong C# programming skills, knowledge of linear algebra, and experience designing game systems. Experience with shooter mechanics, AI, physics, and popular game engines (Unity, Unreal) is a plus. This role requires proficiency in assessing, developing, and designing game systems while minimizing algorithmic complexity, participation in code reviews, and the ability to understand and deconstruct existing code.

Must have:

3+ years game industry experience
Commercial project experience
Multiplayer game development
Game system design
Linear algebra knowledge
Code review participation
C# proficiency

Good to have:

Shooter mechanics experience
AI, physics, pathfinding experience
Mass multiplayer game experience
Competitive game mode experience
Unity/Unreal Engine experience

We're looking for an experienced programmer for a new project - a cross-platform MMO shooter.

You are our person if you have:

3 or more years of work experience in the gaming industry
experience in developing commercial projects
experience in designing game systems and mechanics
experience in developing client-server multiplayer games
knowledge of linear algebra (vectors, matrices)
ability to assess/develop/design while keeping the algorithmic difficulty in mind
experience with participating in reviews of other developers' decisions
ability to understand and deconstruct someone else's code
desire to learn and evolve in the gamedev field
technical English

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