ZiMAD is a US mobile game publisher and developer that has been at the forefront of the gaming industry since 2009. We are a dynamic multinational team, speaking 15 languages and living in 63 cities across 17 countries.
With an impressive portfolio of world-class free-to-play projects, including titles like Magic Jigsaw Puzzles, Puzzle Villa, Dominoes, Art of Puzzles, and many others, we constantly push boundaries and believe that games can be more than just entertainment.
The all-time number of players for our products exceeds 250 million.
We’ve forged partnerships with internationally renowned IPs like Disney, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Sony Pictures, LIFE, National Geographic, etc., and strive to develop games that sharpen mental well-being and deliver remarkable user experiences.
We are looking for a Unity developer to join our friendly team of experts.
Our primary focus is on developing mobile casual 2D games.
Implementing the logic of new gameplay mechanics.
Incorporating assets prepared by the Tech-Art/VFX department into the project.
Integrating and updating third-party modules in the project.
Developing tools for technical artists and level designers.
At least 2 years of commercial app development experience, with teamwork skills.
Proven track record of successfully released apps (Android/iOS)
Proficiency in C# and .NET.
Firm understanding of SOLID principles and design patterns.
Knowledge of data-oriented design principles.
Practical experience with Unity Entities.
English language skills sufficient for reading technical documentation.
Experience with Git, understanding Git flow.
We expect:
Ability to create clean, modular code
Agility in comprehending unfamiliar code
Focus on delivering results within reasonable timeframes
Enthusiasm for continuous learning and growth.
We support the idea of solutions implemented in one project being reusable in subsequent ones, and we value the deliberate use of design patterns and principles. We will ask you to provide examples of such code (just a few samples suitable for sharing). If this is not possible, we may request you to complete a small test assignment.