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Astrid Entertainment

Senior Gameplay Engineer

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Posted about 23 hours ago
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Astrid

A gaming studio that brings together accomplished worldbuilders and game developers to create multiplayer creative experiences.

Our first project is a cooperative open-world sim, designed to foster connection, problem-solving, and shared discovery. Players embark on a profound social experience in a richly imagined world shaped by dynamic systems, immersive storytelling, and community-driven play.

Our team spans the US, the UK, and beyond. We are taking a fully remote approach, but have regular in-person meetups to synchronize, huddle and build our culture.

Job Description

Astrid is seeking an experienced Senior Gameplay Engineer to join its small and thoughtful team as we push the boundaries in gaming and IP and offer fans new meaningful worlds and experiences.

We are looking for an individual who has a passion for co-op games that offer players creative tools to craft, build and shape environments. You also have a deep understanding of the systemic design, rapid iteration of the relevant technologies and processes that enable this.

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WHO YOU ARE

  • You are passionate about games and what they mean for our players
  • You are proactive and take initiative
  • You are a problem solver with a positive mindset who likes a challenge
  • You care about code quality and reducing technical debt
  • You consistently address issues as you encounter them
  • You like to experiment and innovate
  • You work well with others and communicate technical concepts clearly
  • You have a continuous improvement mindset

WHAT YOU WILL DO

  • Engineer systems, implement features and tests in C++ and Blueprints.
  • Prototype gameplay features in collaboration with design and engineering
  • Identify and highlight potential problems and risks with proposed solutions
  • Share knowledge, mentor and support colleagues in your area of expertise
  • Champion engineering quality (code reviews, automated tests, release processes)
  • Plan, estimate and prioritize work

REQUIREMENTS

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  • 5+ years of experience developing video games
  • Solid knowledge of Unreal Engine
  • Proven experience engineering gameplay systems
  • Proven engineering and code design skills
  • Problem-solving, debugging and optimisation skills
  • Solid knowledge of C++
  • Experience with AI tools like Github Copilot
  • Technical communication skills
  • Ability to create and maintain technical documentation

BONUS EXPERIENCE

  • Experience with Epic’s Gameplay Ability System (GAS)
  • Experience with development of systemic games (emergent mechanics, interlocking systems, simulation-driven worlds, sandbox or co-op titles)
  • Experience with peer-to-peer and/or client/server multiplayer
  • Familiarity with Steam and/or Epic Game Store

Benefits

  • Great compensation package and equity
  • Private health insurance
  • Pension
  • Unlimited vacation days. We trust our team!
  • Flexible remote work hours as long as team members deliver results

We are committed to continuing to expand our benefits and perks to support our team.

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Skills

C++
Unreal Engine
Blueprints
Gameplay Systems Engineering
Problem Solving
Debugging
Optimization
Technical Documentation
Gameplay Ability System (GAS)
Systemic Game Design
Multiplayer Networking
AI Tools
Github Copilot
Code Review
Automated Testing
Technical Communication

Location

United Kingdom

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