959 game developer jobs found

The global video game industry is growing exponentially, which means there is a continuous demand for game developers. Randstad accumulates these jobs and places them on one site so they're easier to find. When you're looking for a game developer job, simply filter your search by your preferences to find the job that best suits you.

• contract game developer jobs: A contract game developer can be exciting as you get to develop games of different types and for different consoles. Once your contract ends, you can move on to another contract and new opportunities. This allows you to build your resume by developing a variety of games.
• temporary to permanent game developer jobs: Some game developers develop games for a single console or platform when working at a company. If you're unsure if this is the direction you'd like to take, you may prefer a temporary-to-permanent game developer position. This allows you to determine if the job is right for you long-term.
• permanent game developer jobs: If you enjoy the games a company develops, you may want to work there full-time and contribute to their body of work. A position as a permanent game developer means you will be creating games for one company indefinitely.
• temporary game developer jobs: If you are developing games for other companies but prefer to have the time to develop your own games as an indie developer, you may prefer a temporary game developer job. This allows you the freedom to pursue your own ideas.
• remote game developer jobs: Because game developers work primarily with blueprints and software, it's possible to find a remote game developer position. Working remotely allows you to work from home at a global company with offices far from your location.

Game developers turn games that are a concept into something playable. As a game developer, you code games using coding and programming software and then test them before putting them on the market. Using blueprints from game designers, your job is to then use your coding and programming skills to transform these blueprints into games that gamers can play. Some responsibilities include translating ideas into code, developing ideas for new games and improving existing code.

Would you like to know more about working as a game developer? Then check out the game developer profile page.

We share all there is to know about the salary of a game developer on this game developer profile page. And of course, you can also find the salary for each game developer job in our job overview by simply clicking on the job description.

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