
// Open Role at King
Join King's Catalog Games team as a Senior Unity Developer to maintain and migrate existing titles into Unity, driving technical evolution and creating engaging player experiences for a global mobile audience.
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Job Description:
We’re looking for a Senior Unity Developer to join the Catalog Games - a lean team at King that manages nine games, soon to be ten. As part of a Unity sub-team, you’ll maintain our newly acquired Unity title and explore how we can migrate existing C++/custom engine games into Unity. You’ll collaborate closely with our engineers to understand the current codebase and play a critical role in the architecture of future Unity projects. Together with designers, artists, and producers, you'll drive both technical evolution and great player experiences.
About King
With a mission of Making the World Playful, King is a leading interactive entertainment company for the mobile world with more than 20 years of history of delivering some of the world’s most iconic games in the mobile gaming industry, including the world-famous Candy Crush franchise, as well as other mobile titles such as Farm Heroes Saga. Around 200 million people play a King game every month. King, part of Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), has Kingsters in Stockholm, Malmö, London, Barcelona, Berlin, Dublin, San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles and Malta. More information can be found at King.com or by following us on LinkedIn and @lifeatking on Instagram.
- Extensive software development experience in Unity and C#. - Strong architectural knowledge with the ability to quickly adapt to new codebases. - Experience creating and supporting tools in game development. - Mobile development expertise and best practices. - Excellent communication skills and ability to collaborate effectively across multidisciplinary teams. - Proactively maintain, expand, and document features in Unity-based games. - Uphold quality through architecture/code reviews, testing, and feedback. - Investigate live issues, fix bugs, profile, and manage tech debt.