Adobe Flash ActionScript Programmer Game Developer

Animax Entertainment is in need of an AS3 Game Design Developer skilled in Adobe Flash AS3. You know what OOP stands for and are looking to work on some interesting projects. If your background includes: - Adobe Flex - Adobe AIR - Jabber / XMPP - ElectroServer - Smart Fox Server We'd like to meet you.

Solid AS3 experience and work with Papervision, Game Design would be ideal.

Join our growing team working on next generation projects for our entertainment and new media clients. In particular we are looking for Developers to build robust online experiences and maintain rich interactive applications including single and multiplayer games, virtual worlds, MMOGs, widgets, etc.

Right now we are focused on bringing on skilled senior flash developers. You have a Computer Science degree / background. Prefer local Toronto area candidates working in house.

No recruiters and no off-site work.

Email links to your work and try to point to the work YOU actually did - we'd like to see samples of your code as well. Include your resume and outline your salary requirements. Please include your name and your phone number in the subject line of the email.

PLEASE INCLUDE CODE SAMPLES OF YOUR AS3 as an attachment or in email body to careers@animaxent.com

Founded in 2001, Animax produces character driven content for all screens. Winners of the first ever Broadband Emmy Award and an Adobe Solution Partner, Animax has been expanding rapidly with a growing staff. We are based in Van Nuys, California and have opened a new start-up office in Toronto.

Bonus Points for those who have a background in Flex, AIR, Jabber / XMPP, ElectroServer, Smart Fox Server, PHP and MySQL

Resumes to careers@animaxent.com

NO RECRUITERS/AGENCIES PLEASE!!!

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