Game Developer for AI Training

• Design and build small-scale game projects or interactive scenes in a major game engine as the foundation for assessment tasks.
• Create realistic gameplay bugs that require playtesting and on-screen analysis to identify and resolve.
• Develop gameplay feature challenges involving multiple in-game systems and mechanics.
• Write clear task briefs in the style of instructions from players, designers, or producers.
• Produce complete reference solutions for every assignment, including bug fixes and feature implementations.
• Define success criteria through input sequences, expected visual outcomes, and verifiable in-game states.
• Playtest each task end to end to confirm it is reliable and solvable.

• Demonstrated game development experience in AAA, indie, solo, or serious hobby settings.
• A portfolio or verifiable published work, such as a personal website, itch.io, Steam, GitHub, game jam entries, or shipped-title credits. Portfolio quality is a major selection factor.
• Advanced proficiency in at least one major game engine, Unity, Godot, or Unreal, including editor tools, scene management, and debugging utilities.
• Ability to work with C#, GDScript, C++, or Blueprints to interpret, troubleshoot, and improve gameplay logic.
• Proven gameplay debugging skills through iterative playtesting and strong written communication for task instructions and acceptance criteria.
• Experience in game QA, technical design, systems design, automated testing, or AI evaluation is a plus.

Work Terms

• Remote independent contractor engagement.
• Work is task-based, and minimum task-submission requirements apply each week.

• Compensation is output-based, with payment for each task that meets project specifications.
• Typical pay range is $25 to $70 per hour. Time required may vary based on experience and workflow.