Senior Server Developer (World of Tanks Blitz)

TL;DR

Senior Server Developer (World of Tanks Blitz): Maintaining and improving game server functionality and integrating with internal services, developing new gameplay and core features with an accent on high-load client-server applications and network protocols. Focus on multiplayer game server development, real-time systems, and ensuring system reliability.

Location: Onsite in Shanghai, China

Company

hirify.global is an award-winning online game developer and publisher with 15 offices worldwide, known for titles like World of Tanks.

What you will do

• Maintain and improve World of Tanks Blitz game server functionality.
• Integrate the World of Tanks Blitz game server with internal hirify.global services.
• Develop new gameplay and core features for World of Tanks Blitz.

Requirements

• Min. 2-3+ years of experience in commercial C++/Python development.
• Strong knowledge of classical algorithms, data structures, and design patterns.
• Proficiency in C++ or Python, ready to work most of the time with Python.
• Knowledge of server technologies, network protocols, and databases.
• Systems thinking and strong self-organization skills.
• CV must be submitted in English.

Nice to have

• Experience with multiplayer game server development and real-time systems.
• Background in high-load client-server applications across full development cycles.
• Exposure to mobile development.
• Experience in the gaming industry and passion for creating games.

Culture & Benefits

• 15 days of annual leave (additional days based on years of service up to 20 days).
• Additional paid time off: 12 days of Full Paid Sick Leave, 5 days of Sick Leave without MC, Birthday Leave, Compassionate Leave.
• Premium medical insurance and Mental well-being program (iFeel).
• Career development and education opportunities.
• Life event allowances (Marriage, Child’s Birth), Personal Gaming Account.
• Office perks: massage room, coffee, games, and snacks.
• Company events, Seniority Awards, Referral program.