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Colonist

Product Developer Intern

Any Location (Remote)fulltimeinternAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Join Colonist as a Product Developer Intern to build engaging game modes and polish UI/UX for a digital board game platform with millions of players. Work asynchronously with a fully remote team, shipping real features and learning how successful games are developed from concept to launch.

What you'll do

  • Design and improve game UI/UX with focus on clarity and player engagement
  • Develop new game modes and gameplay features
  • Convert product concepts into functional features for live players
  • Collaborate asynchronously across product and engineering teams
  • Ship and iterate features based on player behavior and feedback
  • Contribute across the technical stack as needed

What they're looking for

  • AI fluency and tool proficiency
  • JavaScript/TypeScript
  • Git and version control
  • UI/UX design thinking
  • Full-stack development
  • Problem-solving and debugging
  • Async communication and documentation
  • Game design or board game knowledge

Benefits

  • Competitive scholarship compensation in USD
  • Stock options and ownership stake
  • Async culture with flexible hours and deep work focus
  • Unlimited vacation and yearly team offsite
  • Budget to experiment with AI tools
  • Access to company metrics and strategic decisions
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Colonist

Colonist operates a digital board game platform serving millions of players across web, mobile, and Discord. The company is hiring Product Developers, Full-Stack Developers, and QA Engineers to build and maintain engaging game features and ensure product quality in a fully remote, asynchronous environment.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about a project you've built from start to finish. What was your process, and what would you do differently if you built it again?
  • How do you approach UI/UX design? Walk us through how you'd think about improving a feature's clarity and polish for players.
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