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2D Video Game Artist

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Remote (Canada) Contract
2D animation Cartoon/character animation Illustration Game art

Lead Quest Programmer

CD PROJEKT RED

Remote (Remote, Remote) CAD 180k - CAD 247k/yr Full-time 9 benefits + 6 perks
C++ Programming Technical Leadership People Management Quest System Development +12 more

DevOps Engineer

Rushdown Studios

Hybrid (United States (Remote)) $100k - $150k/yr Full-time 7 benefits + 4 perks
Microsoft Azure Python PowerShell Groovy +12 more

Senior Full-Stack Engineer

CD PROJEKT RED

Hybrid (Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship) PLN 17k - PLN 30k/mo Full-time 4 benefits + 4 perks
Python Node.js TypeScript React +12 more

Senior Cinematic Animator (contract)

CD PROJEKT RED

Hybrid (Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship) PLN 19k - PLN 29k/mo Full-time 6 benefits + 8 perks
Animation Creature animation Keyframe animation Motion capture +11 more

Senior Technical QA Analyst (Publishing)

CD PROJEKT RED

Hybrid (Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship) PLN 15k - PLN 26k/mo Full-time 4 benefits + 5 perks
QA methodologies Game engines Automation Performance testing +12 more
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