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Game Developer Department: Development Employment Type: Full Time Location: Nevada or Texas ... web applications and user interfaces * Strong proficiency in modern JavaScript (ES2018+) and ...

The Game Developer will act in both a project owner and project support role, working across ... web applications and user interfaces * Strong proficiency in modern JavaScript (ES2018+) and ...

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Have proven experience as a Frontend Developer, with a strong portfolio of interactive web-based games or applications * Expertise in Pixi.js or experience with alternative frameworks (such as Phaser ...

We are seeking a 3D Developer / Game Developer with Virtual Reality (VR) and Extended Reality (XR ... web, and immersive platforms (VR/AR/MR). This is a hands-on development role requiring both ...

... searching for Jr-Mid Programmers to join a talented team in creating amazing games ... interactive web front-end experience Scalability and database design WPF and rapid creation of ...

Write clear documentation, GDDs, feature specs, and math model handoffs that engineering and QA can ... mobile/web game or interaction design experience * iGaming/social gaming experience strongly ...

Contract - 6 Months Hours: Part-Time | 20 Hours/Week | 80 Hours/Month About the Opportunity TalentoHC is partnering with a leading entertainment and gaming company seeking a Web Developer to support ...

Implement and integrate various AR and web based XR tools, libraries, and frameworks (e.g., Unity ... Master's degree in computer science, Game Development, or a related field. * Experience with ...

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As of Sep 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for web game developer in the United States is $45.12, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $34.62 and $54.57 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a web game developer?

A Web Game Developer is responsible for designing, coding, and implementing interactive games that run in web browsers. They use technologies like HTML5, JavaScript, WebGL, and frameworks such as Phaser or Three.js to create engaging experiences. Their role includes optimizing performance, ensuring cross-browser compatibility, and sometimes integrating backend services for multiplayer functionality. Web Game Developers often collaborate with designers, artists, and other developers to bring game concepts to life.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of a web game developer?

Web Game Developers usually spend their days coding game logic, optimizing performance for different browsers, and collaborating with artists and designers to bring concepts to life. They also play a key role in testing and debugging, ensuring games run smoothly across various platforms. Regular communication with project managers and team members is common to align on features and deadlines. This role often involves learning and adapting to new technologies, making every day dynamic and engaging for developers passionate about web-based interactive experiences.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the web game developer position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Web Game Developer, you need strong proficiency in HTML5, JavaScript, and WebGL, often supported by a degree in computer science or a related field. Familiarity with game development frameworks like Phaser or Three.js, as well as experience with source control systems (e.g., Git), is typically required. Creative problem-solving, teamwork, and effective communication help developers collaborate with designers and other stakeholders to deliver engaging user experiences. These skills ensure the creation of high-quality, interactive games that function reliably across platforms, meeting both technical and creative demands.

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GPS-Based Mobile Web Game Developer

Houston, TX • On-site

Part-time

Re-posted 29 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Support account mapping, customer identification, and CRM enrichment activities to identify and develop strategic and developmental accounts.

  • Assist in market development efforts by organizing outreach events, identifying grant-funded investigators, and engaging with potential customers to increase program enrollment and customer engagement.

  • Help organize meetings, connect with contacts, and support relationship building with customers and procurement contacts.


Promega rating

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Company rating: 8.9 out of 10

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Job description

JOB TITLE: GPS-Based Mobile Web Game Developer - Paid Part-Time Internship
JOB OBJECTIVE:
Build a GPS-based location game for Promega's life science research community. Players physically move to campus locations following a radar interface, catch illustrated cards revealing a scientific narrative about cancer proteins, and compete on a real-time leaderboard against other labs and institutions. The prototype is already built and the full technical spec is written - the intern builds the technical platform from a detailed blueprint.
CORE DUTIES:
1. Build a progressive web app running in any smartphone browser - no native app or App Store submission required. Core features include: GPS spawn triggering within 25 meters of a campus pin, animated card reveal with bioluminescent catch animation, real-time leaderboard showing individual and PI lab rankings, user registration, two separate game instances with independent leaderboards for Texas and Madison deployments, and email or SMS spawn notifications.
2. Implement GPS geolocation using the Web Geolocation API with Haversine distance calculation to trigger card catches when a player walks within 25 meters of a hardcoded campus pin location. This is the most critical feature of the pilot.
3. Build and deploy the application using React frontend, Supabase backend, and Vercel hosting. Deliver a functional and tested build by October 1, 2026 in preparation for a scientific conference launch on October 13, 2026.
4. Support a second game instance deployment at Promega HQ in Madison, Wisconsin in November 2026, and contribute to Season 2 development planning through December 2026.
5. Demonstrates inclusion through their own words and actions and is accountable for a safe workspace. Acts with kindness, curiosity and respect for others.
6. Embracing and being open to incorporating Promega's 6 Emotional & Social Intelligence (ESI) core principles in daily work.
7. Understands and complies with ethical, legal and regulatory requirements applicable to our business.
KEY QUALIFICATIONS:
1. High School diploma or proven work experience that ensures you are ready to be successful in this role.
2. Deployed React applications - live links or GitHub portfolio required to demonstrate real-world shipping experience.
3. Strong mobile web development experience with an understanding of how browsers behave differently on iOS and Android devices.
4. Strong CSS and JavaScript animation skills - the card reveal and catch animation are central to the player experience and must feel smooth and premium on a phone screen.
5. Available to start immediately and able to commit to the October 1, 2026 build completion target.
6. Demonstrated proficiency in digital tools and technology, including Microsoft applications and mobile platforms, with the ability to adapt and leverage emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, to improve efficiency, automation, and collaboration.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
1. GPS or geolocation experience in a mobile web application - familiarity with the Web Geolocation API or similar location-based development.
2. Supabase or Firebase experience - real-time database and backend-as-a-service platforms.
3. Background or strong interest in biotech, life science, computational biology, or bioinformatics - candidates who understand the scientific context of the project are particularly encouraged to apply.
4. Experience with progressive web app architecture, push notifications, or SMS notification systems.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
1. Ability to remain stationary for several hours at a time while working at a computer.
2. Ability to use a computer and Microsoft Office applications.
Additional Information:
Location: Fully remote - must be US-based. Houston-based preferred but not required.
Duration: Immediately through December 31, 2026 - extension flexible based on pilot outcomes.
Target schools: Rice University, University of Houston, Texas A&M University, Baylor College of Medicine.
Portfolio value: A live GPS game played by PhD researchers at MD Anderson Cancer Center, Baylor College of Medicine, UT Health San Antonio, Texas A&M University, and Promega Corporation.
Hiring manager: Chris Lunn - Promega Corporation Field Sales, Houston Texas - chris.lunn@promega.com
At Promega, we value diversity and strive to create an inclusive workplace. We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer, making employment decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class.

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