In this role, you’ll work in a Scrum team to deliver new features to some of the world’s most played games in social media. You'll use your advanced knowledge of C# and .NET to master the client side of the game and the proprietary game engine.

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You’ll also have an opportunity to contribute ideas to the architectural design, as well as support the team with code reviews and pair programming whenever necessary.

 

Our client is one of the fastest growing R&D companies in the tech industry in Bucharest, acting in the freemium game development field. Some of its best monetized games developed in Romania are played by hundreds of thousands of players in the world and generate traffic in the range of millions per day.

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This role best fits those programmers who have high coding standards, are serious about their work, take initiative, play well in a team and care tons about how their code creates a strong experience and performance to the hundreds of thousands of players.

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Requirements:

• Proficient in C# and .Net

• Experience in parallel programming and memory management

• Experience in complex multi-threaded architectures

• Solid knowledge of object-oriented design

• Any prior experience in C++ and/or mobile development (on any of the iOS/Android/Windows platforms) represent a plus.

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​If you feel you still need to fill some gaps for this position, don't give up - let's talk first.

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If interested: send your resume/Linkedin profile to recruitment@itworx.ro and we'll reach out to you shortly.

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Else: you can refer an interested friend or acquaintance.

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