Sydney

Sydney-based game developer Not Doppler is seeking a Junior Game Designer to work on a new, in-development mobile game title.

Whilst Not Doppler’s office is based in Sydney, due to COVID-19 all of our staff are working remotely until a point in time where it is safe to return to an office-based environment. However for this role we are looking for candidates who are either in Sydney, or willing to relocate to Sydney.

Digital Learning Lab is responsible for developing digital, world leading content for use throughout TAFE NSW’s footprint. In this newly created role, you will be responsible for enabling the Digital ecosystem, encouraging and rewarding new Digital knowledge and then putting this new knowledge into actual use. The Immersive DevOps Engineer is responsible for reviewing, testing and developing experimental applications for new immersive technology to ensure higher design accuracy and end product quality.

This an ongoing full time position located at our TAFE NSW Armidale campus.

Digital Learning Lab is responsible for developing digital, world leading content for use throughout TAFE NSW’s footprint. In this newly created role, you will be responsible for enabling the Digital ecosystem, encouraging and rewarding new Digital knowledge and then putting this new knowledge into actual use. The AR/VR Unity Developer is responsible for reviewing, testing and developing experimental applications for new immersive technology to ensure higher design accuracy and end product quality.

 
Chaos Theory Games is a full-service game development studio based in Sydney, Australia. We are the experts in AR, VR, and Mobile game development, we build immersive, human-centric experiences that challenge, inspire and entertain.
 
We're looking for a talented UI / UX designer to work with us on upcoming projects. Our team is based on Ultimo, Sydney (AU), but we're open to applicants from anywhere!
 

 
Chaos Theory Games is a full-service game development studio based in Sydney, Australia. We are the experts in AR, VR, and Mobile game development, we build immersive, human-centric experiences that challenge, inspire and entertain.
 

Sydney-based game developer Not Doppler is seeking a Mid-level Unity Programmer to work on a new, in-development mobile game title.

Whilst Not Doppler’s office is based in Sydney, due to COVID-19 all of our staff are working remotely until a point in time where it is safe to return to an office-based environment. However for this role we are looking for candidates who are either in Sydney, or willing to relocate to Sydney.

We need a specialist game-developer to use their extensive experience with the Unreal Engine 4 (UE4) game engine to join us in reaching the next level of realism, immersion and scalability for the next generation of robotic and AI systems.

A strong desire to apply your core game development skills to real-world robotics is key.

Responsibilities
Develop software for the training of robotic and machine learning systems through realistic simulation.

Liaise with collaborative partners to develop frameworks for next-generation autonomy, simulation and control.

ROLE
We’re looking for a Senior Front End Developer with a particular interest in procedural content creation and knowledge of Unity3D. You’ll work at our Sydney studio on all areas of the development cycle, and help lead and nurture the front end team in collaboration with the Technical Director. You’ll collaborate with our game designers, artists and backend developers to prototype and launch a memorable game.

ROLE:
We’re looking for a Senior Back End Developer with experience in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) with a focus on AppEngine, DataStore, DataFlow and BigQuery. You’ll work at our Sydney studio on all areas of the development cycle, and help lead and nurture the back end team in collaboration with the Technical Director. You’ll collaborate with our game designers, artists and frontend developers to prototype and launch a memorable game. AR and VR experience a plus.

Who we are

Our unique platform-as-as-service enables game developers to easily create and operate marketplaces where players can then buy, sell and trade “in-game assets” (e.g., skins, weapons and tools) with each other. By leveraging the Ethereum Blockchain, for the first time ever, players have true ownership and control over their in-game assets.