Expert: Unreal Game Development (Contract, Remote)

Role overview Design demanding, realistic tasks for Unreal Engine 5 professionals that can be completed with the right project context and tools. You’ll turn a project brief into a clear assignment, create or document a reference solution, and define objective checks so another person can judge whether the result is correct. The work supports evaluation and training of AI models; prior AI experience is not required.

Responsibilities - Build original tasks based on a provided Unreal project area, scoped to roughly a working day of development effort. - Write assignments as clear handoffs, including the project assets involved and the expected outcome. - Create or document reference solutions and acceptance checks that a tester can verify consistently. - Choose challenges that reflect meaningful engine work rather than busywork, with appropriate real-world complexity. - Review feedback and refine tasks for accuracy, difficulty, and agreement among reviewers.

Requirements - Professional Unreal Engine 5 experience in a clearly defined specialty, such as gameplay programming, technical design, or another project area. - Ability to create or assess the relevant engine assets and systems in your specialty. - Strong written communication and skill in turning requirements into actionable tasks. - Ability to define objective acceptance criteria and judge whether a solution meets them. - Commitment to producing original, human-authored tasks and solutions.

Nice to have - Experience evaluating AI-generated work or familiarity with where AI models struggle on engine tasks.

Benefits and work setup - Remote, asynchronous independent contract; at least 10 hours per week. - Pay ranges from $50–$150 per hour. Some work is paid per completed task, with bonuses for accepted tasks; strong performance may lead to higher rates or productivity-based pay. - The trial task is paid, and work begins on a rolling basis. - Tasks and project scenarios must be fictional and original. Do not use generated code or content, copied tutorials or marketplace material, employer/client assets, or NDA-protected work.