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Get a job: Linden Lab is looking for a Game Designer
"Linden Lab seeks a Game Designer to be responsible for generating detailed concepts covering all aspects of gameplay and using software tools to implement the designs."
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Game Designer, Linden Lab
Location: San Francisco, CA Linden Lab seeks a Game Designer to develop gaming concepts and environments. The Game Designer will be responsible for generating detailed concepts covering all aspects of gameplay and using software tools to implement the designs. All candidates will be asked to present examples of previous work. Responsibilities
Work directly with Producers, Design, and Engineering to drive game design through all phases including concept, development and release
Use software tools and scripting languages to implement and tune game data
Design game mechanics including, setting, structure, rules, story flow and level design
Define game modes and levels
Create UI assets, scripts, storyboards, and documentation
Collaborate with programming leads and appropriate groups to establish core game assets and game technology
Coordinate design tasks and scripting tasks with production team to establish milestone delivery
Interested? Apply now.
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