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Software Engineers - Gameplay
Telltale Games is searching for a qualified Gameplay Programmer/Software Engineer to work on our growing library of unique episodic games. Gameplay Programmers are responsible for the implementation of the games using Lua, C++ and the Telltale Tools.
We are offering a quality salary and lifestyle package to the right individuals.
- Responsibilities
- Implement gameplay-related functionality including controls, dialogs, puzzles, mini-games, etc using Lua and/or C++
- Implement front end and menu systems, NPC interactions and various other scripted events
- Implement special behaviors in various game scenarios according to story specifications and gameplay needs
- Work closely with designers and tool engineers to create gameplay features using Lua and/or C++
- Work with the Team Leads to implement gameplay systems and refine as needed
- Test and refine gameplay features throughout the development cycle of the project
- Essential Skills and Experience
- Proven experience and proficiency with high level scripting languages (examples: Java Script, LUA, Python, Perl)
- Familiar with C/C++
- Demonstrated ability to write clear, maintainable code
- Demonstrated ability to work with designers and artists
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Preferred Skills and Experience
- Experience with proprietary game scripting systems, especially Lua
- Experience with Visual Studio and Source Safe
- Game industry experience in a design or programming position
- Working knowledge of Maya, Photoshop or Flash
- Graphic design experience
- B.S. in Computer Science, Math, or Engineering
If interested, please send your resume to
jobs@telltalegames.com with the subject "Software Engineers - Gameplay".
Please be aware that you must be legally qualified to work in the United States to be considered for this position.
Telltale Games is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation or any other classification protected by Federal, State or local law.
