Semi-Senior Bevy Engineer, Web Client

Decentraland

full-time

Posted on: 9/25/2025

Origin: • 🇦🇷 Argentina

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About the role

Drive development of the Decentraland web client from prototype to production.
Establish the technical foundation, release processes, and performance standards for the web platform.
Take ownership of large and complex features, collaborating with team members to ensure the highest level of quality.
Design, build, and maintain efficient, reusable, and reliable code for the web client.
Implement comprehensive monitoring and telemetry systems (e.g., Sentry/Crashlytics) to track application health and performance.
Optimize application performance through systematic profiling (CPU/GPU/memory), focusing on startup times, frame rates, and memory usage.
Design and build performance-critical SDK components.
Contribute to the development process with improvements and suggestions, driving code quality throughout the production cycle.
Mentor other developers in best practices, actively participating in code reviews and pair programming.
Build creator tooling for web scene development (editor helpers, templates, CLIs).
Collaborate with open-source community and contribute to community-funded client implementations.

Strong background and professional experience in software engineering.
Proven experience with the Bevy engine.
Hands-on profiling and benchmarking experience (CPU/GPU/memory).
CI/CD experience, including artifacts, semantic versioning, and feature flags.
Experience working with source control systems such as Git.
Background in the gaming industry and game engine development.
Generalist mindset and curiosity when approaching challenging problems.
Candidates must be based between GMT -3 and GMT +2 (LATAM to Western Europe).
Experience with web and WASM development (plus).
Understanding of CRDT concepts and distributed systems (plus).
Experience with other 3D engines like Unity, Godot, or custom engines (plus).
Experience with memory management strategies across language boundaries (plus).
Experience building multiplayer or networked applications (plus).
Experience with technologies such as TypeScript, V8/Deno (plus).
Contributions to open-source projects, particularly Bevy or Rust ecosystems (plus).