Gameplay Engineer (three.js / Unity)
Build and polish the moment-to-moment play of our mobile puzzle and party games.
Careers
Make games with us
Play Center Studio is a small, remote-first studio making polished, joyful games for phones.
Culture
What we value
01
Players first, kids most of all
Our kids' game never personalises ads, never tracks players and keeps purchases behind a grown-ups gate.
02
Polish you can feel
Snappy feedback, smooth frame rates and juicy effects on everyday phones, not just flagships.
03
Accessible by default
Reduce Motion, Large UI and High Contrast are designed in from day one, not bolted on.
04
Fair to players
Free games with paced ads, an optional one-time Remove Ads purchase and progress that stays on your device.
How we work
Remote-first, small and close
- Remote-first. Work from where you do your best work, with at least 4 hours of overlap with India Standard Time (UTC+5:30).
- Small team. Few hand-offs: you work directly with the founder, Arshad Barves, and see your work ship.
- Our stack. HTML5 and JavaScript with three.js for 3D, shipped to Android and iOS with Capacitor.
- Contracts. Full-time, part-time and freelance contracts, depending on the role.
Perks
Looking after the crew
- 01
Fair pay benchmarked to the role and your region
- 02
Flexible hours around a short daily overlap
- 03
A device budget for test phones and the gear you need
- 04
A yearly learning budget for courses, books and events
- 05
Generous paid time off plus your local public holidays
- 06
Your name in the credits of every game you work on
Hiring process
Clear, quick and fair
- Apply. By email or the form, with a portfolio, GitHub or CV link.
- Reply. We answer every application within 10 working days.
- Intro chat. A short video call about you and the role (about 30 minutes).
- Practical task. A small task close to the real work, capped at 4 hours, and paid.
- Final chat & offer. Meet the team, ask anything, then a written offer.
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Send a general application. Tell us what you'd like to make and share a link to your work.