Video game developer

SabIna compys
Vienna, Austria
1 month ago
Verified

Role details

Languages
German
Experience level
Intermediate
Compensation
€ 54-65K

Job location

Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Tech stack

Java
JavaScript
.NET
Vue.js
Backbone.js

Job description

Video Game Developer. People love video games so much that they're willing to accept a salary cut to participate in their development. While the video game ...Game Developer ... Game developers are those who make games. They have specific knowledge and skills in designing engaging interactive gaming experiences.

Game Developer ... Game developers are those who make games. They have specific knowledge and skills in designing engaging interactive gaming experiences.


Requirements

 Software developer positions range from entry-level roles like Junior Software Engineer to senior and lead positions, with common specializations including Full Stack Developer, Frontend Developer, and Backend Developer. Other opportunities include niche areas like AI/Machine Learning Engineer, Game Developer, Cyber Security Analyst, and roles in quality assurance. Game Developer ... Game developers are those who make games. They have specific knowledge and skills in designing engaging interactive gaming experiences.

Benefits & conditions

Game Developer ... Game developers are those who make games. They have specific knowledge and skills in designing engaging interactive gaming experiences.Game Developer ... Game developers are those who make games. They have specific knowledge and skills in designing engaging interactive gaming experiences.

Game Developer ... Game developers are those who make games. They have specific knowledge and skills in designing engaging interactive gaming experiences.

About the company

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