cjwolf100 Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 iWin is an innovative, cross platform developer and publisher of casual games for the mass market. iWin has created award winning games including Jewel Quest, Bubble Town and Jewel Quest Mysteries as well as licensed IP like Family Feud and Deal or No Deal. Our HTML5 versions of Jewel Quest and Bubble Town can be played at Games.com and Yahoo Games among other sites. Job descriptioniWin is developing HTML5 browser-based games and in 2014 we developed 10+ HTML5 games which can be played at http://www.iwin.com/online-games, Iplay.com and http://games.att.net. iWin is s eeking an experienced and motivated HTML5 Games Engineer to lead our engineering efforts for our games as well as develop game prototypes. This individual will work with cross-functional groups to develop, drive and execute well-architected, sustainable and scalable HTML5 games. This requires working collaboratively with Producers, Designers, and others key stakeholders, to deliver world-class experiences. This candidate will be the primary point of contact for all related HTML5 game engineering needs and is responsible for managing the on-going technical relationship with other internal departments. This position requires a thorough understanding of the game development process, extensive experience and knowledge of the various platforms and browsers (including their limitations/restrictions), familiarity with HTML5 best practices, and strong organizational skills. This person needs to be a self-starter that takes initiative and can hit the ground running! iWin is headquartered in San Francisco and we have an office in Scotland and several remote employees in Ukraine, Greece, Russia, and Moldova. Given our distributed work environment, iWin is open to hiring or contracting with remote talent. General Responsibilities:Development and/or support of HTML5 games that run on Desktop, Tablet, and PhoneFurther development/support of iWin’s existing HTML5 games/featuresDevelopment of prototypes Day-to-Day Requirements:Write clean, readable, reusable codeUse canvas / webGL renderers for displaying graphicsKeeping code optimized for fast, efficient per-frame calculationsWork with textures atlases/sprite sheetsCode custom game effects/particle systemsIntegrate sound effects and music Key Abilities:Experience developing games using HTML5Expert knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, CSS3 and/or JavaProficient with jQuery and CanvasDeep familiarity with Phaser.io HIGHLY preferredFlexibility/agility in response to design changes throughout developmentExperience integrating backend services and other external APIs (ad networks, etc.)Experience using audio spritesProfound understanding of mobile web development utilizing responsive web technologiesA good eye for design and usabilityExperience in developing interactive web applications that work cross-platformAbility to program and design particle and other “game event” animationsExperience porting HTML 5 to iOS/Android app stores using tools like PhoneGapStrong debugging and optimization abilitiesStrong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skillsWillingness to think outside the box and find creative solutions to new problemsPlease send your resume to [email protected]. IamThatGuy 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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agamemnus Posted January 2, 2015 Share Posted January 2, 2015 I'm intereseted in vegetables. Is that some sort of secret society passphrase? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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arseniy Posted January 27, 2015 Share Posted January 27, 2015 "A good eye for design and usability" - good coders don't have good eye for design usually. They think(and see) different way than designers. Just like good designers usually have no good eye for good coding, you know And what is this?"Experience using audio sprites" Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
playtwice Posted January 28, 2015 Share Posted January 28, 2015 "A good eye for design and usability" - good coders don't have good eye for design usually. They think(and see) different way than designers. Just like good designers usually have no good eye for good coding, you know And what is this?"Experience using audio sprites"http://blog.createjs.com/audio-sprite-support-in-soundjs/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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