Social Games development startup in Manhattan is looking for a LEAD DEVELOPER. Ground floor opportunity for visionary leaders.
GUERILLAPPS Social Games, a Manhattan based, social boutique developer, is looking for a lead developer to join full time and take charge of the development of its new game titles. This is a full time position in Manhattan. As lead developer you will have the following responsibilities: . Take charge of the development and pro-actively lead it - This is an opportunity to be the leader and build an entire social games platform from the ground up . Design/code the backend server side system - Databases, load balancing, game network protocols etc. . Manage the front-end flash developers . Contribute to the discussion; our games are built in a collaborative environment, and we invite ideas and suggestions from all corners Required Skills: . Recent industry experience should be in a fast paced environment with short project deadlines (e.g. startup, service, marketing environments) . 5 years of industry experience in full cycle web application development (i.e. experience with both backend, frontend and platform integration) . Expert: LAMP . Experience in multiplayer environments and scalable network architecture - A plus . Game development experience - A plus . Experience with Facebook API - A plus . Experience with Amazon EC2 / S3 - A plus This position poses challenging PHP programming tasks to manage live, synchronous game-play, user account management, control player session, and to optimize game data read/write. These modules would need to be scalable on top of Amazon EC2 and S3 configuration or other possible platforms, with the goal of being scalable to accommodate millions of users. Send your resume to: Dan Goldman d...@guerillapps.com for Lead Developer position
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