Java Game Developer (libGDX)

Java Game Developer (libGDX)

Join our customer's dynamic team as a Java Game Developer (libGDX), where you'll bring engaging 2D and 3D cross-platform games to life You'll leverage Java and the open-source libGDX framework to design, develop, and deploy high-performance games across desktop, Android, and web platforms, contributing to every stage of the game development lifecycle.

Details

• Job type: Contract
• Location: Remote

Day-to-day

• Design, develop, and maintain immersive 2D and 3D games using Java and libGDX for multiple platforms
• Collaborate closely with artists, designers, and other developers to define, prototype, and deliver new gameplay experiences
• Optimize game performance to ensure smooth, high-quality user experiences across desktop, Android, and web environments
• Build and maintain reusable, modular code architectures to accelerate future development and promote code sharing
• Implement innovative gameplay mechanics, user interfaces, and interactive features that engage and delight players
• Debug, troubleshoot, and resolve technical issues throughout the development process
• Communicate clearly and proactively with team members, providing thoughtful feedback and documentation

You bring

• Proven experience with Java programming, especially in game development
• Extensive hands-on expertise with the libGDX framework
• Strong understanding of cross-platform game development concepts and challenges
• Demonstrated ability to optimize code for performance and efficiency
• Experience creating reusable, modular code structures in a collaborative environment
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with an emphasis on clear, organized documentation and teamwork
• Passion for crafting engaging, interactive gameplay experiences and a keen eye for detail

Bonus

• Experience working on both 2D and 3D game projects
• Familiarity with deploying games to web, Android, and desktop platforms using libGDX
• Background in performance profiling and advanced debugging for game applications