Sweden-Based Game Design Intern: Learn, Build & Iterate

Houseofhow; Town of Sweden (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Houseofhow is looking for a Game Designer in the Town of Sweden, New York. The role involves learning new skills in a professional environment, developing gameplay systems, and scripting interactions for major game IPs. Candidates should have 2+ years of experience as a student game designer with a strong willingness to learn. Experience with Unity or Unreal, and fluency in English are required. This position also values adaptability and collaboration across multiple disciplines. A portfolio showcasing your work is a plus.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience as a student game designer.
• Strong ability and willingness to learn and adapt quickly.
• Experience working with scripting languages or visual scripting systems.
• Proficiency or willingness to learn source control systems like Git or SVN.
• Fluent in written and spoken English.

Responsibilities

• Learn new skills in a professional environment on major game IPs.
• Help develop gameplay tools and systems, and fix bugs.
• Assisting with planning 2D maps and building 3D layouts.
• Script events and interactions.
• Coordinate with multiple disciplines toward cohesive design goals.
• Tweak and tune game elements based on feedback.
• Assist with small projects or large features.

Skills

Learning and Adaptability

Scripting Languages

Source Control (Git/SVN)

English Fluency

Tools

Unity

Unreal Engine

Proprietary Engines

Job description

Houseofhow is looking for a Game Designer in the Town of Sweden, New York. The role involves learning new skills in a professional environment, developing gameplay systems, and scripting interactions for major game IPs. Candidates should have 2+ years of experience as a student game designer with a strong willingness to learn. Experience with Unity or Unreal, and fluency in English are required. This position also values adaptability and collaboration across multiple disciplines. A portfolio showcasing your work is a plus.