Game Server Developer

AvatarUX has established itself as one of the top innovators in the game development field since its inception in 2019. AvatarUX creates slot games for all digital platforms with a reach through European Regulated Markets, the US, and Asia.

AvatarUX operates its own established PopWins™ mechanical framework family that has won us the Casino Beats Game Developer Award for Game Innovation in 2021. We are looking for super-talented and passionate people to join our rapidly growing team.

The ideal candidate is a great frontend developer with prior game development experience and a basic understanding of game servers and their protocols (or just willing to learn some basic elements of Game Server logic). If you have a passion for rich audiovisual gaming experiences and aren’t afraid to look at the game logic side of things, you are a perfect fit!

Responsibilities:

• Working closely with Mathematicians in the Pre production team, Game Producer and other Developers on creating the best Player Experience in the market
• Translating requirements into clean and efficient game code
• Implementing audiovisual assets into the game client in collaboration with all team members
• Looking at the design specifications of slot game designers and mathematicians
• Implementing Game Servers based on math docs using our internal GDK written in TypeScript

Requirements:

Must have:

• Great knowledge of Typescript and/or vanilla JavaScript ES6 proven with a minimum 3 years of experience with commercial products
• Experience in Game Server development for casino games (slots)
• Deep knowledge of OOP and practical usage of Design Patterns
• Passionate about clean code and experienced in maintaining large codebases for long term projects
• Familiar with version control system and Continuous Integration workflow
• Good English and communication skills
• Experience with OOP languages like Node JS, Java, C++, Python

Nice to have:

• Passionate about math and algorithms
• Experience in front-end libraries like React or jQuery (to build simple prototypes)

Does this sound interesting? Feel free to reach out to us!