looking for Full-Time game programmer

[Jonas]

Hey folks.

We're looking for a full time game programmer willing to relocate to Southern Oregon. If you need the big city life, don't bother applying.

Grants pass is a quite, small city surrounded by misty mountains and rivers to go rafting down. The area has a low cost of living, and a great place to raise a family. Not too many night clubs though :)

Degrees are not needed, but solid C++ and game programming skills are. We aren't looking for just a programmer, we want someone that is constantly thinking about making games.

http://www.silvercrk.com/jobs.html

[Sunshine]

Sounds good, but how about You relocate to south Texas. Arn't you tired of all that mountain rafting and family raising? :p

[Jonas]

hehe, well I don't do either.

Naw, I don't ever plan on moving and if I did I'd probably want to go to new zeland or someplace :)

I'm sure the lonestar state rocks, but we're from this area and love it way too much to leave.

[Anthony Flack]

Well if you did move to New Zealand, I can tell you you'd have no trouble finding a programmer. My inbox is chock-full of the CVs of aspiring game programmers...

[Screwball]

Well if you did move to New Zealand, I can tell you you'd have no trouble finding a programmer. My inbox is chock-full of the CVs of aspiring game programmers...

Yeah but then he would have to live in New Zealand :-P

[Jonas]

Hey I saw LOTR and the amazing race, so I know NZ kicks ass :)

Looks a lot like Oregon as far as I can tell.

[svero]

Why do you need someone to move anyway? That seems very 1980's to me. Why not work with someone remotely. I do it, and I know plenty of people do it nowdays. Why ask someone to relocate at all?

[Anthony Flack]

To back this up - I am, as we speak, producing graphics for a music video with an associate of mine. He in New Zealand, and I in Tokyo. We haven't actually seen each other in years...

[HunterSD]

Well if you did move to New Zealand, I can tell you you'd have no trouble finding a programmer. My inbox is chock-full of the CVs of aspiring game programmers...
Sign of success! I've not had any...

[Anthony Flack]

I get one every couple of weeks, totally unsolicited... all with impressive credentials attached, demonstrating that they can do all kinds of things with computers that I will probably never take the time to learn. But, I'm not hiring.

[kerchen]

For reasons unknown to me, most of the job seekers that have contacted me have been musicians. Must be something in the water.

[Anthony Flack]

If there's someone else out there who receives a whole bunch of unsolicited job applications from artists, we could put together a whole bunch of dev teams.

[rhm]

Okay... I deliver the artists :)