Game Developer - Remote Part-Time Fellowship

What You'll Do7

• Write prompts that reflect common game design and development tasks.
• Review and score LLM answers for technical accuracy and relevance.
• Apply hands-on knowledge of engines like Godot, Defold, or MonoGame to judge model output.
• Flag gaps, errors, or weak reasoning in AI responses.
• Work with AI research teams through asynchronous channels.
• Complete project tasks on a schedule you choose.
• Contribute feedback that improves model behavior in game development domains.

Requirements5

• At least 1 year of full-time experience with one or more of these tools: Godot, LibreSprite, O3DE, Stride, Defold, Solar2D, MonoGame, libGDX, Panda3D, Cocos2d-x, PyCharm, or similar technical tools.
• Ability to work in an asynchronous setup with AI research teams.
• Comfort with project-based tasks and flexible, self-set hours.
• A background in game design or game development.
• Skill in evaluating technical outputs and explaining reasoning in writing.

Who Should Apply

The role fits game developers or designers who have spent at least one year in a full-time capacity with Godot, Defold, MonoGame, or another listed engine. Candidates need to explain technical choices in clear writing and review AI output with a critical eye. The fellowship works well for someone who wants part-time, remote project work and can manage an asynchronous schedule. People who need a permanent full-time position or who have only classroom exposure to game tools will find a poor match. Applicants often score low when they list an engine without showing full-time use or when they cannot demonstrate asynchronous collaboration with a research team.

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