Junior Game Development Intern — Unreal Engine 5.7

About WNDR

WNDR is the next evolution of gaming and entertainment, a cloud-powered platform. It’s a streaming platform, a game studio, and a publisher all in one, where games launch instantly in your browser, no downloads required

Job Summary

We are looking for a Junior Game Development Intern who wants to learn how games are built, tested, and improved. You will support the team in Unreal Engine 5.7 through a mix of gameplay testing, bug reporting, and development tasks. This role is a good fit for someone who enjoys finding problems, figuring out why they happen, and helping turn ideas into playable experiences.

Responsibilities

Test game builds, levels, gameplay mechanics, user interfaces, performance, and the overall player experience.

Find, reproduce, and document bugs with clear steps, expected results, actual results, and supporting details.

Retest fixes and confirm that updates work as intended without creating new issues.

Assist with Unreal Engine Blueprints, level setup, assets, materials, lighting, and basic user-interface work.

Support simple gameplay features and development tasks based on your current experience.

Use version control and project documentation according to the team workflow.

Share practical feedback about controls, difficulty, clarity, pacing, and the fun factor.

Qualifications

A genuine interest in games and a willingness to learn Unreal Engine 5.7.

Basic knowledge of game development, Blueprints, programming, level design, or software testing.

Strong observation skills, patience, and a methodical approach to problem-solving.

The ability to explain technical issues clearly and work well with feedback.

A reliable, organized approach to completing assigned tasks.

Bonus skills

Experience with Unreal Engine, Blueprints, C++, Git, Jira, Trello, or another bug-tracking system.

A personal prototype, game-jam project, school project, test report, or playable demo.

Interest in game design, player experience, QA, tools, or technical art.

Portfolio required

A portfolio is encouraged but not required. You may submit a playable prototype, game-jam project, school assignment, test plan, bug report, or any other example that shows how you think.

Benefits and learning opportunity

Hands-on experience testing and developing a real game project.

Practical Unreal Engine 5.7 experience across testing, Blueprints, levels, and gameplay systems.

Exposure to team workflows, bug tracking, version control, and development reviews.

Portfolio-building opportunities through approved project work and personal prototypes.