Wayward Tide:​ Tools Developer

Hey there! We’re looking for an experienced Engineer to join our Wayward Tide team. 🙂

The role will suit a programmer who is looking to increase their skills in game development or functional programming.

Your main responsibility will be developing tools which will be used by our designers. You may also be involved in puzzle design, engine development in Haskell, or algorithm design for procedural generation. You are encouraged to contribute in other ways as your skills allow.

We are looking for someone who feels passionate about delivering software, and has a love of making (and playing!) games. A strong ability to work with others is imperative, as is an ability to communicate effectively.

Requirements:

– at least 3 years experience in software development and delivery

– knowledge of functional programming patterns

– expertise in one or more of the following: Haskell, Erlang, Scala, F#, functional JavaScript

– knowledge of graphic, audio, and video formats, and experience integrating these into applications

Please email your CV together with any code samples and or games you have made – we would love to see what you’ve been working on!

E-mail : business@chucklefish.org

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