RemoteRoles·25 days ago
25 days ago
Remote Unity Game Development Specialist
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What you'll do
- Configure and customize Unity Game Development workflows, automations, and integrations
- Troubleshoot issues such as broken build pipelines, plugin conflicts, and asset import failures
- Train internal teams on best practices to ensure workflow consistency
- Monitor adoption and quality across the pipeline
- Establish safeguards to prevent technical debt and asset bloat
What they're looking for
- Proficiency in Unity Game Development
- Experience with build pipeline configuration and troubleshooting
- Ability to implement automations and integrations
- Experience in training teams on technical best practices
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Full description from employer
A growing Unity project accumulates technical debt fast: duplicate assets, tangled build settings, third-party plugins nobody quite remembers installing. Someone eventually has to own the cleanup, and keep it from piling back up. What the role involves This specialist role configures and customizes Unity Game Development workflows, automations, and integrations to match how a given studio or team actually builds, then troubleshoots issues as they surface, a broken build pipeline, a plugin conflict, an asset import that silently fails. You also train internal teams on best practices so the workflows hold up once you are not the one touching them directly, and you monitor adoption and quality across the pipeline rather than assuming good habits stick on their own. A texture import setting left inconsistent across a team can quietly bloat a build by hundreds of megabytes before anyone traces it back to its source. Finding that kind of drift early, and setting up the safeguards that stop i...
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