OtherSide Entertainment

Game Engineer

• Working closely with our Game Director, Project Director, Lead Producer, and other discipline leads, you’ll lead the engineering team across a variety of technical areas.
• Help define the game’s technical direction, guide the team through production realities, and make sure the engineering work supports the player experience we’re trying to build.
• Help the team understand the technical shape of big ideas, negotiate tradeoffs, identify risks, and turn creative ambition into practical engineering plans.
• Own the game’s technical direction, help define architecture and implementation approaches, and keep engineering decisions aligned with where the game is actually going.
• Provide clear direction, thoughtful feedback, coaching, workload management, and career support so the team can do great work without burning out.
• Stay hands-on where it matters by coding, reviewing, debugging, troubleshooting, and jumping into implementation when the team needs it.
• Work with design, art, production, audio, narrative, and other teams to pressure test features, identify technical needs, and ensure cool ideas can survive contact with real development.
• Spot risks early by identifying technical concerns, staffing gaps, pipeline issues, scope problems, and lurking tech debt before they become giant production headaches.

Lead Game Engineer

Designer

• Lead a team of designers across a variety of multidisciplinary areas
• Manage design ownership, keep documentation and roadmap planning aligned with where the game is going
• Prepare milestone materials like presentations, overviews, videos, and summaries
• Champion design quality through honest, collaborative feedback
• Represent the game internally and externally

Lead Game Designer – TCP

• Own the GDD and roadmap, and keep both useful.
• Lead and support a team of experienced designers, including mentoring, coaching, and workload management.
• Champion design quality through honest, collaborative feedback.
• Spot risks before they become issues.
• Jump into prototypes and testing when needed.
• Represent the game internally and externally.