Unreal Engine Game Dev Internship

September 7, 2026

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Position Overview

We are seeking an Unreal Engine Game Developer to join the development team working on Flavor Fury, an interactive game project being developed in Unreal Engine.

The ideal candidate has a strong interest in game programming and enjoys turning game concepts into functional, playable systems. The co-op will work closely with game designers, artists, animators, and project leadership to implement gameplay features, interactive environments, UI, and other core systems.

Responsibilities

Develop gameplay systems and interactive features using Unreal Engine and C++ and/or Blueprints
Implement player controls, game mechanics, interactions, and gameplay logic
Build and configure levels, actors, components, materials, and interactive objects
Integrate 3D models, animations, audio, VFX, and other assets into the game
Implement UI systems, menus, HUD elements, and player feedback
Collaborate with designers and artists to translate concepts into playable experiences
Debug gameplay, performance, and technical issues
Test builds and refine mechanics based on playtesting and team feedback
Optimize gameplay systems and assets for real-time performance
Use Git or other version-control systems to manage development work
Document systems, technical processes, and implemented features

Qualifications

Experience with Unreal Engine
Working knowledge of Blueprints and/or C++
Understanding of fundamental game programming concepts
Familiarity with gameplay systems, physics, collision, input, and game states
Basic understanding of 3D game development pipelines
Strong problem-solving and debugging skills
Ability to collaborate effectively with artists, designers, and other developers

Preferred Skills (Not Required)

Experience developing a complete Unreal Engine game or playable prototype
Knowledge of Unreal Engine Gameplay Framework
Familiarity with UMG and Unreal UI development
Experience with animation systems, Niagara, materials, or VFX
Knowledge of multiplayer/networked gameplay
Familiarity with optimization and profiling tools
Experience with Blender, Maya, or other 3D content tools
Interest in game design and player experience

What You Will Gain

Hands-on experience developing a commercial game in Unreal Engine
Experience working within a multidisciplinary game development team
Practical experience with gameplay programming, Blueprints, C++, UI, and level development
Portfolio-ready contributions to the Flavor Fury project
Exposure to professional game production, version control, testing, and milestone development
Mentorship from experienced game developers and creative professionals
Potential opportunities for extended roles or future projects with UPG

Job Type: Internship

Pay: $1.00 per year

Work Location: Remote

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