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# Game Developer

- **Company:** DSN CORPORATION
- **Location:** Boca Raton, FL, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Unity 3d, Java (Programming Language), JavaScript (Programming Language), JIRA, HTML5, C Sharp (Programming Language), C++ (Programming Language), Mobile Application Development, Code Review, Computer Programming, Continuous Integration, Software Debugging, Software Design Patterns, Memory Management, Video Game Development, Game Engine, Mobile Application Software, Microsoft Software, Node.Js, Object-Oriented Software Development, Open Source Technology, Package Management Systems, Software Engineering, TypeScript, Git, Solid Principles, Optimization Algorithms, Codebase, Cisco, Programming Languages
- **Published:** September 20, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.careerbuilder.com/job-details/sr-game-developer-casino-games-boca-raton-fl--a17f7263-1bda-4a6f-8f6a-accb6ef8dfbb

## About the Role

3+ years of professional software development experience using any major programming language, including:

JavaScript * TypeScript * C# * C++ * Java * or similar

You should also bring:

 * Good understanding of OOP and SOLID principles* Knowledge of design patterns* Strong debugging skills* Understanding of memory management and optimization techniques* Familiarity with modern development workflows, including pull requests, code reviews, and package management* A player-oriented mindset* Clear communication skills in code, writing, and speaking* A positive attitude and desire to grow
WHAT WE'D LOVE TO SEE

These aren't required, but they'll definitely get our attention:

Strong TypeScript, JavaScript, and Node.js knowledge

Experience with casino game development

️ Familiarity with continuous integration

Mobile experience, including an understanding of mobile development challenges and optimizations

️ Contributions to open-source projects, game jams, or personal projects

Familiarity with other game engine architectures, including Unreal or Unity
THE BOTTOM LINE

If you're a strong software developer who enjoys games, likes solving technical problems, and wants to work directly with designers, artists, sound engineers, and other developers to build premium HTML5 gaming experiences, we'd like to hear from you.

Skills:
Atlassian JIRA, Audio Engineering, C++ Programming Language, Casinos, Cisco Unity, Code Reviews, Communication Skills, Continuous Integration, Debugging Skills, Design Patterns Programming Methodologies, Game Design, Games Programming, Gaming, Git, HTML5, Java, JavaScript, Memory Management, Microsoft C# (C Sharp), Mobile Applications Development, Node.js, Object Oriented Programming (OOP), Open Source, Problem Solving Skills, Programming Languages, Software Development

## Description

Game Developer Boca Raton, FL or Las Vegas, NV (Onsite) Full-Time (W2)

Build games. Solve interesting technical problems. Work alongside the people who bring the entire experience to life.

We're looking for a Game Developer to partner closely with our Development community to continuously design, implement, improve, and debug our in-house game and engine codebases.

You'll work in small, rotating, interdisciplinary teams alongside Game Designers, Sound Engineers, Artists, and Developers to create premium HTML5 games.
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING

Build Premium HTML5 Games Collaborate with Game Designers, Sound Engineers, Artists, and Developers to take games from concept through development.

Work With a Modern Tech Stack Develop using TypeScript and Node.js in VSCode, utilizing Git and Jira workflows.

️ Work Across Game & Engine Codebases Continuously design, implement, improve, and debug our in-house game and engine codebases.

Work in Small, Interdisciplinary Teams Collaborate closely with rotating teams across the different disciplines involved in game development.
WHAT YOU NEED


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