Game310 Content & Unreal Engine F/T Instructor (DAVE SCHOOL)

NUC University; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Coverage

401(k) with Employer Matching

Growth Opportunities

Paid Time Off on Birthday

12 Paid Holidays

Job summary

An educational institution is seeking a qualified Game310 Content and Unreal Engine Full-Time Instructor to teach courses focusing on Blueprint scripting and technical game development. The ideal candidate should possess a Bachelor’s Degree in Game Development or Computer Science, expertise with Unreal Engine, and prior college teaching experience. Additional skills in C++ and VR/AR development are a plus. This position offers a chance to shape the future of aspiring game developers in a collaborative educational environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Game Development or Computer Science, or 3 years of industry experience with an Associate's degree.
• Strong experience with Unreal Engine & Blueprint scripting.
• Solid understanding of game mechanics, asset pipelines, and optimization.

Responsibilities

• Teach courses in Unreal Engine, focusing on Blueprint visual scripting and technical game development.
• Deliver engaging, hands-on lessons covering game mechanics and asset integration.
• Mentor students on projects, providing constructive feedback and technical guidance.

Skills

Unreal Engine & Blueprint scripting

Game mechanics

C++ in Unreal Engine

VR/AR development

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Game Development or Computer Science

Job description

DAVE School is seeking a qualified Game310 Content and Unreal Engine Full-Time Instructor. (On-Campus)

Our campuses are growing! If you have a passion for teaching, we would like to talk to you.

We are seeking an experienced Game Instructor specializing in Unreal Engine, Blueprints, and technical game development to join our team. The ideal candidate has a passion for teaching and a strong background in the technical aspects of game development, including visual scripting, asset integration, and optimization within Unreal Engine.

You will guide students through project‑based learning, ensuring they develop the technical skills required to bring their game ideas to life while understanding industry best practices.

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Game Development or Computer Science, or 3 years of industry experience with an Associate's degree.
• Strong experience with Unreal Engine & Blueprint scripting.
• Solid understanding of game mechanics, asset pipelines, and optimization.
• One Year of College‑Level Teaching Experience.
• Great communication & mentoring skills.
• Additional Skills: C++ in Unreal Engine, version control, VR/AR development experience, and multiplayer networking knowledge.
• Official academic transcripts of all degrees are required. All degrees must be from institutions accredited by regional or national accrediting bodies approved by the U.S. Department of Education. Foreign transcripts may be acceptable in some cases and require a translation and evaluation of equivalency to U.S. degrees by a recognized agency.

Responsibilities

• Teach courses in Unreal Engine, focusing on Blueprint visual scripting, technical game development, and related workflows.
• Deliver engaging, hands‑on lessons that cover:
  • Unreal Engine interface and environment setup
  • Blueprint scripting for gameplay mechanics, UI, and interactivity
  • Asset importing, material creation, lighting, and optimization
  • Technical problem‑solving and debugging
• Mentor students on individual and team projects, providing constructive feedback and technical guidance.
• Stay current with industry trends, tools, and techniques, and integrate them into the curriculum.
• Collaborate with other instructors and program coordinators to continuously improve course content and student outcomes.
• Evaluate student performance through assignments, projects, and assessments.
• Support students in developing professional portfolios showcasing their technical game development skills.

Benefits

• Medical Coverage – including additional options HSA, and FSAs – Dependent, and Health Care.
• Dental/Vision Insurance Coverage.
• 401(k) with 50% Employer Matching.
• Short‑Term Disability Life Insurance.
• Supplemental Life Insurance Options.
• Growth Opportunities / Education Assistance and Professional Development Benefits.
• Group Life Insurance.
• Long Term Disability.
• Talent Referral Program.
• Tickets@Work – Discount Entertainment Program.
• Enjoy a paid day off on your birthday (available to full‑time employees after two years).
• 12 Paid Holidays / Paid Time Off / Paid Volunteer Day.

Why Join Northbridge University?

At Northbridge University, you become part of a community devoted to academic excellence, innovation, and human development. Every employee, from faculty to administrative staff, plays a key role in advancing the growth of our students while enhancing their own professional journey. We foster a culture of teamwork, respect, and ongoing learning, where innovative ideas are welcomed and talent is supported. Our employees enjoy professional growth opportunities, career stability, and the satisfaction of contributing to an organization that changes lives through education. At Northbridge University, you’re not just building a career—you’re creating a meaningful purpose.

DAVE School of Digital Arts was founded on June 8, 2000, by two industry executives looking to create #CareerReady artists with practical animation skills. They created a school that offered specialized training in Visual Effects with extensive practice under industry‑level supervision. The Game Production program followed 13 years later in September of 2014, making it the second program to be offered by the school.

For additional information on who we are – https://dave.northbridge.edu/about-dave-school/

Northbridge University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, disability, Protected Veteran status, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law.

The selected applicant will undergo a background check and educational verification.