Game Developer, Part-Time AI Game Evaluation

About the Role

• Build and playtest compact games and playable scenes that test how AI systems analyze, debug, and build games.
• AI companies need game developers to test AI systems on real game-development work.
• The project involves building compact game prototypes and playable scenes, adding realistic gameplay bugs and multi-system feature problems, and describing each request as a player, designer, or producer would.
• You will supply expected fixes, set pass criteria with input sequences and observable results, and run every task end to end to check that it is playable and solvable.
• This is done remotely around your schedule.

Key Responsibilities

• Build compact game projects or playable scenes using Unity, Godot, or Unreal.
• Introduce gameplay bugs and features that span several systems, then run each task end to end.
• Write briefs from a player, designer, or producer perspective, and provide the expected fixes and feature work.
• Set pass criteria using input sequences, expected visuals, and game states you can verify.

Pay and Details

• $25–$60 per hour equivalent, paid per accepted task.
• Part-time, flexible schedule.
• 100% remote, United States.
• Paid as an independent contractor.

Who This Is For

• Have AAA, indie, solo, or serious hobby game-development experience and publicly share a portfolio, published project, game jam entry, or shipped title.
• Use Unity, Godot, or Unreal at an advanced level, including debugging utilities, scene management, and editor tools.
• Fluent in English.
• No experience in AI training work needed.

How to Apply

• Apply on OpenTrain.
• Complete the application on the hiring platform.
• If shortlisted, take a conversational AI interview with technical questions and a coding challenge, whenever it suits you.