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Design gameplay spaces for an unannounced Fortnite project using Unreal Engine and modular kits. Collaborate with level designers and environment artists to create visually appealing landmarks and points of interest that follow gameplay rules. Assist with improving existing locations, participate in playtests, provide feedback, and identify solutions. The role requires game design interest, multiplayer and battle royale knowledge, communication skills, adaptability, and reliable deadline management.

Build and ship production web features for Epic’s social overlay using React, JavaScript, and TypeScript. Collaborate with senior engineers on UI components and user flows, debug frontend issues, participate in code reviews, and own a scoped project from planning through deployment. The internship includes mentorship across the full feature lifecycle and opportunities to impact millions of players.

Build and test full-stack web features using React, Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. Contribute to backend services and APIs with NestJS and Node.js, while learning AWS, Kubernetes, containers, CI/CD, and AI-assisted development workflows. Collaborate with experienced engineers and stakeholders to deploy production code and develop internal tools and developer-facing platforms for Epic Games services.

Build and deploy full-stack web features for Epic’s internal tools and developer-facing platforms. Work with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, NestJS, Node.js, AWS, Kubernetes, containers, and CI/CD pipelines. Contribute to backend APIs, production infrastructure, testing, code reviews, AI-assisted development workflows, and production systems while collaborating with experienced engineers and stakeholders.

Lead release management for the Fortnite ecosystem by overseeing scheduling, coordination, quality control, platform certification, build and integration processes, bug triage, release content, approvals, release notes, and live deployments. Manage a team of release managers, coordinate across development, publishing, QA, and programming teams, resolve build failures, communicate release impacts, and improve scalable stabilization and release practices.

Lead release management for the Fortnite Ecosystem by coordinating schedules, build stabilization, quality control, platform certification, content approvals, bug triage, release notes, and live deployments. Manage release managers and collaborate with producers, programmers, build engineers, QA, publishing, and development teams to resolve build failures, coordinate code merges, prioritize fixes, and ensure releases meet all required checks and approvals.

Lead release management for the Fortnite Ecosystem by scaling release and stabilization processes, coordinating schedules and certification across platforms, managing release managers, facilitating build and integration issue resolution, overseeing bug triage and quality checks, and shepherding content through approvals. Partner with producers, programmers, QA, publishing, and development teams to plan releases, communicate exceptions, and support successful live deployments.

Support Rocket League game design through challenge ideation, Rocket Pass development, vehicle tuning, competitive balance, and new mode implementation in UEFN. Participate in playtests, provide feedback, and collaborate with artists, engineers, designers, producers, and product managers. Candidates should have completed student projects or indie games, contributed code to a completed project, understand competitive games and esports, and have Unreal Engine and UEFN experience.

Assist with prototyping and implementing gameplay features for Fortnite Reload, collaborating with artists and designers. Debug, test, and fix gameplay systems, write clean maintainable C++ code in Unreal Engine, and participate in team discussions while gaining hands-on game development experience.

Lead a small gameplay programming team to design, implement, optimize, and maintain gameplay systems. Mentor engineers, collaborate with designers and artists, contribute to architecture and feature development, work with Unreal Engine teams, fix bugs, and deliver robust, maintainable code across projects with Disney collaboration.