Senior Platform Integration Engineer, Mobile Games

Senior Platform Integration Engineer, Mobile Games

WE HELP EVERYONE BELONG. IT’S OUR PURPOSE. Founded by fans, Crunchyroll delivers the art and culture of anime to a passionate community. We super-serve over 100 million anime and manga fans across 200+ countries and territories, and help them connect with the stories and characters they crave. Whether that experience is online or in-person, streaming video, theatrical, games, merchandise, events and more, it’s powered by the anime content we all love. Join our team, and help us shape the future of anime About the Role:

Crunchyroll Games hold a special significance for our fans, serving as a vibrant gateway to immersive experiences deeply rooted in beloved anime worlds. With each game, fans are transported into captivating narratives and given the opportunity to interact firsthand with their favorite characters and settings. Our games need to integrate our SDK to get access to the Crunchyroll platform so our customers can use them by logging into our service and enjoy various benefits. Over time, Crunchyroll will build the best anime game experiences and our SDK will provide game developers with features to make amazing experiences. The Partner Technology team is looking for an engineer to work closely with mobile developers on the integration of our mobile SDK into the major mobile platforms. We are looking for engineers that know how to build scalable solutions and can work closely with internal and external stakeholders to make that happen. Successful integration of Crunchyroll features in our Game partners experience Helping define and building the Games SDK and developer platform Supporting our Game partners through validation and acceptance testing Ensuring seamless update experiences to our Crunchyroll games Building strong relationships internally and externally with stakeholders Improve our services, tools, and processes Resolve infield issues around Gaming experience. We are open to candidates aligned with a hybrid schedule in San Francisco, CA or Los Angeles, CA. About the Team:

The Technology Partnerships team at Crunchyroll plays a pivotal role in enhancing and expanding our users' experiences. We collaborate extensively with a diverse network of device, payment, and gaming partners to broaden the reach of Crunchyroll's offerings. Our primary objective is to drive growth, open up new acquisition channels, and optimize both the scope and quality of our services. Situated at the crossroads of technology and business, we are dedicated to continually enabling experiences that delights our fans. About You:

8+ years of experience in mobile game development ideally with a focus in backend API integration,development, security, mobile graphics, or game engines (Unity and/or Unreal). iOS and Android development experience, experience in Node.JS Experience integrating SDK's into games on mobile devices Data fluency, the ability to look at experience, quality, and performance data and suggest improvements. Demonstrated history of delivering on full development lifecycle and multiple successful releases. Why you will love working at Crunchyroll

Receive a great compensation package including salary plus performance bonus earning potential, paid annually. Flexible time off policies allowing you to take the time you need to be your whole self. Generous medical, dental, vision, STD, LTD, and life insurance Health Saving Account HSA program Health care and dependent care FSA 401(k) plan, with employer match Support program for new parents Pet insurance and some of our offices are pet friendly #LifeAtCrunchyroll #LI-Hybrid The Pay Range for this position is listed. Actual pay will vary based on factors including, but not limited to location, experience, and performance. The range listed is just one component of Crunchyroll’s Total Rewards offerings for employees. Other rewards may include performance bonuses, employer matched retirement savings, time-off programs, and progressive health benefits and perks. Pay Transparency - Culver City, CA $150,000

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