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Today we’ll be taking a look at the role of gameplay programmer at RuneScape and Transformers Universe developer Jagex.

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Jagex – Gameplay Programmer

East Anglia – UK

Jagex Ltd, the UK’s leading independent online games studio is currently looking for a talented gameplay programmer to join our TRANSFORMERS UNIVERSE development team.

Working with this iconic brand you will be responsible for implementing new and exciting gameplay features, creating the best player experience possible. This dynamic role will cover a range a coding skills so would be suited to someone with a good understanding of AI, animation, graphics, physics and tools.

This is an amazing opportunity to be at the heart of a successful gaming brand from a stable developer/publisher, and requires a sharp and keen individual with a passion for tablet products. 

Key Duties Include:

  • Maintaining and writing solid and robust code to strict deadlines
  • Optimising game code to work within Jagex’s internal coding limitations
  • To set the standard in coding practices and coding quality
  • To evaluate the feasibility of technical direction and design direction for difficulty of implementation, costing and priority
  • Taking part in the design process of the gameplay

For more details and to apply, click here.

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