Remote Game Programming Adjunct Faculty

Southern New Hampshire University; United States; A distancia; USD 13.000 - 15.000; A tiempo parcial

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Employer-funded retirement

Free tuition program

Professional development opportunities

Descripción de la vacante

Southern New Hampshire University is seeking online adjunct faculty for our Undergraduate Game Art and Development program in Global Campus. This remote role supports asynchronous, inclusive learning and guides students through pre‑developed courses, offering feedback and resources to help them achieve learning and career goals.

GAM-335 Gameplay Programming: Systems and Mechanics is the example course, with compensation per course and opportunities for professional development and tuition

Formación

• Bachelor's degree in Game Programming, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field.
• 2+ years of experience in game programming.
• 1+ years experience teaching preferred.
• Proficiency in Gameplay Systems Design, Mechanics Implementation, Physics APIs, Input Systems, AI State Machines, Debugging Gameplay Loops, and Balancing Systems.

Responsabilidades

• Prioritize Student Engagement – respond within set timeframes and proactively reach out to students needing support.
• Share Expertise and Resources – stay current, share experience, and recommend materials.
• Offer Feedback & Assessment – evaluate student work and provide constructive feedback.
• Facilitate Discussions – encourage participation in online discussions and foster a respectful environment.

Conocimientos

2+ years of game programming

1+ years teaching

Gameplay systems design

AI state machines

Debugging gameplay loops

Educación

Bachelor's degree in Game Programming or related field

Descripción del empleo

Southern New Hampshire University is seeking online adjunct faculty for our Undergraduate Game Art and Development program in Global Campus. This remote role supports asynchronous, inclusive learning and guides students through pre‑developed courses, offering feedback and resources to help them achieve learning and career goals.

GAM-335 Gameplay Programming: Systems and Mechanics is the example course, with compensation per course and opportunities for professional development and tuition