RedManta is looking for a programmer who wants to join our studio and make games with us! This position is remote, or in-office if you’re in the California Bay Area.
The Job
We’re looking for a programmer to join us on Robloxian Highschool and help us continue building the ultimate highschool roleplay game.
Pay: $48,000 USD/yr (paid monthly $4000) Hours: 40 hours a week, you pick your hours! (other than meetings)
Job Responsibilities:
Implement gameplay code and build UI based on the provided specifications
Attend daily meetings and report on progress (over a voice call)
Fix bugs and improve our existing experience
Job Requirements:
Experienced with Roblox Studio and Lua
Familiar with the Roblox UI system (constraints, device scaling)
Able to communicate effectively when working with a team
What we’re looking for in someone:
Passionate about Roleplay games
Willing to learn new methods & workflows
Has their own creative ideas to share
Wants to contribute to and be part of a tightly-knit team!
You need atleast a Intermediate knowledge about UI, most likely for editing existing assets.
Lua seems to be the only requirement, according to the Responsibilities, you’ll keep working on existing contents and keep adding more features so that the game stay interesting.
And perhaps being at ease at editing, as the second major objective is to fix bugs.
I believe being 18+ is required, to avoid any issues, this position is probably considered as a actual job,
therefore make you sign up a contract, which would prevent any negative actions that can potentially harm the game or Redmanta.
EDIT : I have 2 question about the programmer position :
What is the progression pace or results expected (within a day or a week) to report?
If I have mainly done contract scripting and other work as such over the years and my last real game is from 2015, made with friends and is pretty bad looking back at it, would you guys just like to see the scripts that I have done for current projects here and there, and the content from the scripting jobs?