Lead server engineering across game projects, improve cloud infrastructure and shared platforms, resolve incidents and guide technical decisions and engineer development.
About this role
This client engineer leads technical support across mobile-app projects, including common platform policies, cloud-based CI/CD support, technology selection and resolving payment failures or crashes. Work includes network and 3D-rendering optimisation, project progress, code reviews, application-platform improvements, technical research and collaboration with development partners. Engineering-organisation responsibilities cover mentoring, targets, assessment, deployment of members, evaluation improvements and external technical activities. Environments include C#, C/C++, Java and Objective-C, Unity and Cocos2d-x, Jenkins and Firebase App Distribution.
Applicants need at least three years developing or operating applications with Unity and experience managing application progress as a lead engineer or hands-on manager. Initiative, collaboration and learning from failures are expected.
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