How to Play and Enjoy Snow Rider 3D: A Fun Winter Adventure

Design prototypes, build sample products, and guide students in implementation. Participate in analyzing and designing game ideas suitable for students' overseas study profiles. Manage and evaluate the quality of outsourced IoT products to ensure progress and quality. Impart basic knowledge of game programming, character design, and game environment building to students. Income Flexible work schedule based on projects. Participate in developing educational games on Roblox, Unity, or Godot platforms. Attractive income up to 25 million VND/month, negotiable depending on ability. Creative environment, opportunities to learn game and education technology. Working hours: 6 days/week & 1 optional day off. Shifts: Shift 1 (Morning-Afternoon): 8:30 AM - 6:30 PM. Lunch Break: 12:00-14:00 Shift 2 (Afternoon-Evening): 12:30-21:00. Dinner Break: 17:00-18:00 Job Requirements At least 1 year of experience developing games on Unity, Roblox Studio, or similar platforms. Proficient in C# (Unity) or Lua (Roblox). Participated in at least 1 game project with a demo product. Candidates with experience developing educational games are preferred. Ability to read and understand game documentation in English. Skills in presentation, teaching, mentoring students, and inspiring learning. Own a personal computer. Application Documents Application documents include: Cover letter, CV, relevant degrees and certificates. Cover letter and CV. Email Subject: [Position Applied For] – [Office] – [Full Name] For any questions, visit: Snow Rider 3D Expected Skills from Candidates Designing levels and gameplay mechanics suitable for an educational environment. Programming ball movement, collision, and track handling mechanics. Designing UI/UX for scoreboards, warning signals, and time clocks in the game. Optimizing performance for smooth operation on Roblox, Unity, or Godot. Collaborating with the education team to integrate educational elements into the game. Suggested Recruitment Process Round 1: Reviewing resumes and conducting a short video interview to assess communication skills and cultural fit. Round 2: Practical Exercise: Assigning a short level-based project to design and present a Slope Game level concept. Round 3: Technical Test: Writing a script for ball movement and collision handling. Round 4: In-depth professional interviews and discussion of integrated education options.