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Senior Game Developer (PixiJS/TypeScript)
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72/100
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Frontend Engineer
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What this role officially is
user interface developer — ESCO, the EU occupation classification
User interface developers implement, code, document and maintain the interface of a software system by using front-end development technologies.
Also known as: front end developer, UI programmer, user interface developers, UI developers, UI developer, user interface engineer
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- 18 bullet points. Long requirement lists deter qualified candidates, who read them as hard gates. Scope clarity
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Perfect for those who aim to:
• Develop games using an existing engine, leveraging ready-made modules and creating new ones to optimize development;
• Manage the full game development lifecycle, from initial requirements to deployment and post-release support;
• Develop and optimize game UI, animations, and interactive features, ensuring smooth gameplay across desktop and mobile devices;
• Optimize rendering performance, memory usage, loading times, and FPS, particularly for animation-heavy slot games and mobile devices;
• Collaborate with engineers, QA, and stakeholders to deliver new features, resolve issues, and meet project deadlines;
• Integrate AI agents into development workflows to optimize operational processes.
Experience you’ll need to bring:
• 5+ years of experience with PixiJS and TypeScript in iGaming game development (slots, instant/crash games), including strong knowledge of PixiJS v7/v8;
• Advanced TypeScript skills, including strict typing, generics, and clean architecture;
• Experience with React and @pixi/react (or similar React-to-Pixi integrations);
• Strong understanding of slot mechanics, game rounds, betting, server responses, bonus features, and game state transitions;
• Experience optimizing rendering performance for mobile browsers, including iOS Safari;
• Animation experience with Spine, GSAP, or custom timing solutions;
• Practical experience with AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or similar), including project configuration, task management, output verification, and integration into development workflows.
It's a perfect match if you have those personal features:
• Strong teamwork and collaboration skills;
• A responsible and disciplined approach to work;
• Commitment to continuous learning and self-development;
• Adaptability to a dynamic, fast-changing environment;
• Results-oriented mindset.
Apply, and let your growth journey begin.
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