Vetted Game Developers

“Unity/C# game developer with experience shipping F2P mobile systems, including loot/reward mechanics backed by probability/rarity/economy design and validated via unit tests, code reviews, and analytics instrumentation. Has implemented server-authoritative multiplayer state sync with matchmaking/RoomID flow, network variables/RPCs, and robust disconnect + reconnection state recovery.”

Harshit Dhawan

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Mid-level Game Developer specializing in Unity and Unreal Engine

Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India7y exp

“Unity game developer focused on single-player casual/hyper-casual titles for TV and mobile platforms. Built an event-driven, modular progression/time-access system spanning rewards and monetization (daily rewards, subscriptions, one-time offers) and emphasizes mobile performance optimization using Unity Profiler, pooling, memory tuning, and Addressables; uses AI to prototype/validate time-based system approaches.”

Marion Villanueva

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Mid-level Warehouse & Operations Supervisor with logistics and shift management experience

Gillingham, United Kingdom6y exp

“Early-career game developer with 4 years of university game development plus multiple game jams, contributing across coding, art, and planning. Has shipped small PC/mobile projects and published on itch.io, tracking views/downloads and thinking about engagement metrics and IAP A/B testing for larger-scale live games.”

“Unity/VR engineer with nearly 15 years of experience, specializing in multiplayer architecture, cross-platform systems, and developer tooling. He built and shipped a reusable Unity Netcode-based multiplayer stack with authentication, matchmaking, Vivox voice chat, and custom host migration that reportedly improved development speed by 70% to 80%, and has also supported releases across Meta Quest, consoles, and mobile-related ecosystems.”

“Unity/VR developer who shipped the multi-headset project Animotive (primarily on Quest 2/Quest Pro), contributing across design, development, bug fixing, and documentation. Notably tackled a difficult multiplayer problem: synchronizing session restarts for all users and rejoining with identical session data despite 3rd-party networking/API constraints. Also built a mostly solo turn-based strategy prototype for Gamescom 2025 featuring a custom sketch-style full-screen blit shader and pattern-driven AI/UI architecture.”

Francesco Brischetto

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Mid-level Game/VR Software Engineer specializing in Unity and Unreal multiplayer

Catania, Italy4y exp

“Unity/VR multiplayer developer with Photon Fusion experience who focuses on "game feel" and networking performance—profiling input/velocity to replace linear interpolation with Animation Curves, and refining camera smoothing to improve playtest feedback. Also has Unreal Engine C++ multiplayer experience with Epic Online Services and applies bandwidth-minimization strategies for smooth real-time VR under latency.”

“Unity mobile game developer (10+ years) who has shipped 15+ iOS/Android titles (including Word Collect, Trivia Start, Word Nut, Hot Las Vegas Slots). Built a large-scale adventure/quest progression feature with 1000+ quests using procedural map generation, UI virtualization for mobile memory constraints, and a server-driven, spreadsheet-importable configuration system that became a reusable standard across games. Based in San Diego (PST) and targeting $155k USD; open to contract or full-time.”

“Unity game developer with hands-on experience implementing NPC AI via behavior trees to create more diverse and engaging opponents. Has worked with multiple Unity networking stacks (Photon, Mirror, FishNet) and can articulate practical tradeoffs like Photon’s relay layer reducing NAT traversal complexity; prefers an initial ramp-up period followed by strict working hours.”

“Unity gameplay engineer with hands-on experience architecting scalable game/UI state machines and building Photon multiplayer lobby/session flow systems. Has shipped optimization work for Meta Quest VR and mobile (pooling, LOD, mesh/material combining, draw-call reduction) and uses AI assistants to speed up architecture iteration and profiler-driven performance debugging.”