Senior Audio Engineer (Gamedev)

TL;DR

Senior Audio Engineer (Gamedev): Evaluating existing sound assets, designing and enhancing new audio elements including SFX, music, and UI audio for multiple mobile games with an accent on immersive player experiences and alignment with gameplay. Focus on refining audio for performance, collaborating with design and production teams, and shaping overall audio strategy across casual and action titles.

Location: Fully remote across Europe

Company

Veteran-led studio focused on creative, experimentation-driven mobile game development.

What you will do

• Review and evaluate existing audio assets like sound effects, music, and UI audio to identify improvements
• Design, produce, and enhance high-quality SFX, background music, and in-game audio cues
• Refine and optimize audio to align with gameplay mechanics and design intent
• Develop proposals for audio improvements, new assets, and implementation priorities
• Collaborate with production, design, and engineering teams on feasibility and consistency
• Communicate audio decisions and contribute to overall audio strategy and player experience

Requirements

• Extensive experience as Audio Engineer in game development
• Strong portfolio with sound design for games including SFX, music, and UI audio
• Proficiency in audio production, mixing, and mastering techniques
• Ability to evaluate audio assets and propose actionable improvements
• Strong communication and collaboration skills across multidisciplinary teams
• Creative mindset focused on player experience and engagement
• Comfortable in fast-paced, iterative production environments

Nice to have

• Experience with mobile games or similar genres
• Familiarity with audio implementation in Unity

Culture & Benefits

• Fully remote and flexible work arrangement across Europe
• High ownership and visibility over impactful game audio
• Collaborative, small, execution-focused team environment
• Creative freedom to shape audio direction across multiple titles
• Opportunity for contract extension and long-term collaboration