Participate in various aspects of game development, including debugging, testing, feature implementation, and performance optimization
Acquire essential skills using industry-standard tools and software such as Unreal Engine, Visual Studio, and Perforce
Support mid, senior, and lead engineers by coding and/or debugging existing tools and assets, as well as assisting with any other tasks assigned
Enhance your understanding of advanced game development technology, focusing on Unreal Engine
Gain expertise in version control and code review processes

Requirements

Enrolled as a college Junior or Senior (Seniors could have graduated in Fall/Winter 2025 or will be graduating in Spring 2026)
Pursuing a degree in Animation, Art, Game Art, Technical Art, Game Design, Game Development, Engineering, or related fields
Availability to work full-time (40 hrs / week) for the duration of the program (June 1st –August 21st, 2026)
Able to work onsite at our studio in San Carlos, CA for the first 1- 2 weeks for onboarding
The work arrangement for the remainder of the program (onsite, hybrid, or remote) will be confirmed prior to the start date and will vary based on assigned team and project needs
Legal eligibility to work in the United States
Submission of a complete application that includes a resume, cover letter, and a link to your GitHub or portfolio

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

debuggingtestingfeature implementationperformance optimizationversion controlcode review