Game Developer Intern

Responsibilities: — Maintain clean code and communicate effectively with other developers. — Collaborate with other departments to build the game. — For managers: facilitate department meetings, manage Trello board, ensure communication, supervise attendance, oversee quality assurance and deadlines, promote a creative and inclusive environment, resolve conflicts, and coordinate with management on performance and resources. Requirements: — Practical experience in game development from classes, personal projects, or other companies. — Basic experience with Unity. — Ability to program independently without using GenAI. — Effective communication skills in English, both written and verbal. — Portfolio showcasing games. — Being a student or graduate in computer science, game development, or related fields is preferred. — Team player with initiative to contribute to collaborative projects like funding applications and event setups. — Knowledge or interest in video games is an advantage. — Additional pluses include leadership experience, understanding of strategy- and narrative-driven games, prior experience in video game studios, familiarity with Unity Analytics, and experience with online/multiplayer games or lobby systems using Photon. Conditions: — Position can be full-time or part-time, requiring 20-37 hours per week. — Work can be remote or include some on-site days. — Internship is unpaid in Denmark but contributes to ECTS credits. — There are 3 open positions. — No guarantee of paid position after internship. — Offices located in Copenhagen at Amager/Nørrebro and Frederiksberg co-working spaces. — Perks include equipped office space with board games, docking stations (computer not provided), tea kitchen with free coffee/tea, a dynamic learning environment within an entrepreneurial ecosystem, handcrafted onboarding process, and flexible work arrangements including liberal holiday, sick leave, and childcare days.