Sealost Interactive LLC, the studio behind The Thrill of the Fight, is looking for a talented engineer with strong industry experience to lead development for a breakout indie game franchise.
Our ideal candidate is passionate about and genuinely interested in their craft and has strong math, abstract thinking, and problem-solving skills.
This position is remote and applicants will be considered anywhere within the United States. Escape the crunch of the big studios and come work with a small, tight-knit team in a low pressure, relaxed atmosphere!
What You'll Work On
- Establish technical pipelines and standards for the company
- Research and develop advanced physics, inverse kinematics, networking systems, rendering pipelines, and other highly technical solutions
- Work closely with the art team to maximize visual impact relative to performance cost
The Ideal Candidate:
- Has an deep understanding of and passion for programming
- Is comfortable with complex problem solving
- Is experienced with physics, rendering, and networking
- Has a strong mathematical background
- Is a forward-thinking, can-do person, with the ability to self-manage to a high level of success
Bonus Skills
- Experience working with VR
- Previous experience developing multiplayer games
- Experience in a lead role or managing teams of engineers
Who are we?
Sealost Interactive LLC is a small indie studio working on the sequel to our hit VR success, The Thrill of the Fight. We’re dedicated to making awesome games that we genuinely love to work on while treating our employees like human beings instead of tools.
What do we offer?
- Competitive salary
- Highly flexible, fully remote working hours with a low pressure, relaxed atmosphere and sane work weeks
- Virtually unlimited paid vacation/sick leave. As long as you communicate and don’t leave your teammates in the lurch, we want you to work when and how you’re at your best.
- The opportunity to develop cutting-edge games without big studio bureaucracy
Please send your resume, portfolio, and anything else you think we should see to the email address attached to the Apply button.
