Hiring Now: Game Software Development Jobs on Rex.zone

Discover high-impact roles across gameplay, rendering, networking, AI/NLP, and live ops. Apply for remote, contract, freelance, and full-time openings with top studios, AI labs, and startups.

About the Role

Game software developers build, optimize, and ship real-time interactive experiences. On Rex.zone, candidates join projects spanning PC/console, mobile, and AR, using engines like Unreal and Unity, and integrating AI/ML systems for smarter gameplay and production workflows.

Key Responsibilities

Design gameplay systems; implement networked multiplayer; develop shaders and rendering pipelines; build backend services; create tools for CI/CD and content pipelines; instrument telemetry for player experience; integrate LLMs and NLP for dynamic NPCs; ensure content safety for UGC; and collaborate across design, art, and QA.

Required Skills

Strong C++ or C# skills; engine expertise (Unreal Engine or Unity); real-time rendering and optimization; ECS patterns; networking and replication; profiling and memory management; Python/Go for tooling and pipelines; cloud services for backend; familiarity with reinforcement learning, NLP, and computer vision for modern game AI.

Compensation

Competitive salary and contract rates. Indicative ranges: USD $70k–$120k for mid-level, $120k–$180k for senior, and $40–$120/hour for contractors, adjusted by location and role complexity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What qualifies as game software development jobs on Rex.zone?
Roles focused on building and operating games or interactive experiences: engine and gameplay programming, real-time rendering, networking, backend services, tools/CI, live ops, and emerging AI/ML specialties like NLP and reinforcement learning.
Q: Are remote and contract options available?
Yes. Many listings are remote, contract, freelance, or hybrid, alongside full-time onsite roles. Each posting on Rex.zone clearly labels employment type, location, and time zone overlap.
Q: Do I need AI/ML experience to apply?
Not for every role. Traditional engine, graphics, and networking positions remain in demand. Some teams prefer candidates who can integrate LLMs or support training data quality, prompt evaluation, and model performance improvement in production.
Q: Which engines and stacks are most requested?
Unreal Engine (C++) and Unity (C#) lead, with growing interest in C++ custom engines, Godot, and scripting for tools. Backend roles often use Go/Python, Kubernetes, and cloud services.
Q: What is the application process on Rex.zone?
Create a profile, upload portfolios and repositories, then apply to roles. Some employers send short take-home tasks or live coding sessions focused on gameplay, rendering, or networked simulations. You can track everything on your Rex.zone dashboard.
Q: How does Rex.zone support content safety for UGC-heavy games?
We host roles that build content moderation tooling and integrate BPOs or annotation vendors. Teams define labeling policies, model guardrails, and QA evaluation criteria to keep communities safe while preserving creative expression.

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