Flash Programmers

Job Title Flash Programmers
Job Category Programming
Skills Required Programming
Location Europe (incl Eire), UK & Europe
Job Description To apply:

Our client is the worldwide leading provider and pioneer of online games with a number of awards won for their innovation and creativity. With their technologies they are able to realise new game concepts which contain graphics with a quality similar to that of console games but can still be played without downloading anything.

Job responsibilities:
• You can quickly and reliably set up appropriate working environments which have a high development efficiency.
• You work independently on large game projects.
• You find ideal solutions with regard to server communication and script controlled animation.
• You create tools for level design and for the follow-up support of the games.

Your qualifications:
• You have completed your studies in computer science or are a talented programmer who knows how to come up with creative solutions and ideas.
• You work independently and can work under pressure.
• You have very good skills in Actionscript 2/3 and program object oriented.
• You have experience with PureMVC and Flex 4.
• You have a least two years of job experience and have already worked on large projects which included script controlled animation or data exchange.
• You have already had experience in using shell and bash.
• You are a gamer and enjoy developing or porting program code.
• You are a structured working Flash developer who likes creating reusable classes and constructs, but also uses existing prototypes.

To apply please send CV to prog@datascope.co.uk or tel Andrea, Ben, Kirsty on 020 7580 6018 for a confidential chat (once we have your cv). We value close, personal relationships with our candidates and applications by this method tend to be more successful.

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Salary £High + benefits
Date posted 28/01/2013
Recruiter This job is advertised on behalf of Datascope using their internal reference 38621.
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