Mobile Game Developer

Catface is a YouTube entertainment company, home to a family of channels with over 28+ million combined subscribers and an average of 300 million views per month. Our goal is to entertain our audience with fun, light-hearted narratives and entertaining content for general audiences. A vital component of our business is creating multiple unique stories every week in order to keep our audience engaged.

Visit our YouTube Channels:
Aphmau Gaming
Aphmau Shuki
Aphmau Fantasy

Visit our websites:
Aphmau Store
Catface Website

About the Job

We are seeking a creative and talented Mobile Game Developer for a temporary-to-hire opportunity. In this role, you will help bring a fully designed game concept to life for iOS and Android. This is a temporary role focused on rapid development, iteration, and delivery. This position offers the opportunity to transition into a permanent role based on performance. 

For serious consideration, please include a portfolio along with your application.

Key Responsibilities

• Design, test, and build a game for iOS and Android platforms, leveraging AI-assisted development tools.


• Write clean, maintainable, and well-documented code.


• Test, debug, and optimize gameplay, performance, and stability.


• Troubleshoot bugs and technical issues throughout the development lifecycle.


• Participate in testing, quality assurance, and game release activities.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 2 years of experience creating mobile games.


• Experience using AI to assist in the creation of mobile games.


• Can translate design ideas into functional game code.


• Strong familiarity with GitHub.


• Ability to work collaboratively with a team and independently on project deliverables.


• Excellent problem-solving skills and a knack for creative thinking.


• Meet established deadlines and implement given feedback

What We Offer

• Flexible time off


• Learning Stipend

Reports to: Head of Game Development

Salary/Wages: $25.00 - $30.00

Location: Remote

Classification: Non-Exempt