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Video Game Developer
Pavago · Argentina · Posted 13d ago
Available in 4 locations
Argentina · remote Apply → Pakistan · remote Apply → Philippines · remote Apply → South Africa · remote Apply →About the role
As a Video Game Developer, you will build, iterate, and maintain game projects using Unity and Godot. This role involves translating design concepts into playable mechanics, debugging, optimizing game systems, and documenting your work while collaborating closely with designers and artists.
Full job description (as posted) ↓
Position Type: Full-Time Location: Remote Working Hours: U.S. Business Hours About the Role We’re looking for a Video Game Developer to build, iterate, and maintain game projects using both Unity and Godot . You’ll work closely with designers and artists to turn creative concepts into polished gameplay systems, mechanics, and interactions while taking ownership of features from prototype through delivery. Key Responsibilities Game Development Develop and maintain games using Unity (C#) and Godot (GDScript or C#) . Write clean, maintainable code for stable and shippable builds. Work across multiple game projects as needed. Feature Development Translate design concepts and creative direction into playable mechanics and systems. Take ownership of features from initial prototypes through polished implementation. Build gameplay interactions, systems, and supporting functionality. Debugging & Optimization Identify and resolve bugs, performance issues, and technical debt. Optimize game systems and builds for target platforms. Investigate technical issues and deliver reliable fixes. Technical Documentation Document game systems, scripts, and architecture decisions. Create clear documentation that allows other team members to understand and maintain your work. Cross-Functional Collaboration Work closely with designers and artists to align technical implementation with creative direction. Communicate progress, technical decisions, and blockers clearly. Participate in focused team discussions and async collaboration. Required Experience & Skills Hands-on professional or portfolio experience developing games in both Unity and Godot . Strong C# experience with Unity. Experience with GDScript or C# in Godot. Shipped games or strong portfolio projects demonstrating your development experience. Understanding of game architecture, including: State machines Component systems Scene management Input handling Ability to independently translate design requirements into technical solutions. Experience using Git and collaborative branching workflows. Strong debugging and problem-solving skills. Clear written English communication for technical discussions and documentation. Perfect Fit / Culture Comfortable working through ambiguity and making thoughtful technical decisions. Takes ownership from the first commit through final polish. Communicates proactively and keeps teammates informed. Detail-oriented and committed to delivering high-quality game experiences. Able to work independently while collaborating effectively with creative and technical team members. Typical Day You’ll spend most of your day focused on active game development across one or more projects. You may build a new mechanic in Godot, review how it fits into existing systems, document your approach, or switch to a Unity project to investigate and fix a technical issue. You’ll collaborate with designers and artists through written updates and focused check-ins while maintaining a strong focus on hands-on development. Interview Process AI Screening Client Interview Offer Stage Originally posted on Himalayas
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FAQ
Is the Video Game Developer role at Pavago remote?+
This Video Game Developer position is listed as remote (Argentina).
What seniority level is this Video Game Developer role?+
This is a mid level position.
How do I apply for the Video Game Developer role at Pavago?+
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