Gameplay Engineer — Bedrock

We're building a growing lineup of Bedrock Marketplace experiences under the RuneFist banner. You'd be the person who turns a design doc and a built map into something that actually plays.

You'll work closely with our level designers, tech artists and QA. The projects are small (1-4 month cycles) which means you'll ship several things a year and see your work in front of players fast.

• Write, maintain and optimise Bedrock scripts, behaviour packs and add-ons.
• Own gameplay systems for each project — objectives, mechanics, boss fights, puzzles.
• Collaborate with design to prototype ideas and cut what doesn't work.
• Ensure every release meets Marketplace submission requirements without eleventh-hour panic.
• Own performance across device tiers — from low-end Switch to high-end PC.

• Solid TypeScript / JavaScript fundamentals.
• Hands-on experience with Bedrock scripting, behaviour packs, resource packs and add-ons.
• Strong debugging instincts and a patience for edge cases across device tiers.
• Comfortable working in small, opinionated teams.

• Prior Marketplace submissions you can point us at.
• Experience with JSON, Molang and custom entity / item definitions.
• A personal Bedrock map, mod, or tool that got shared around.

Everyone at RuneFist gets the same baseline: remote-first, sustainable pace, proper hardware, learning budget and profit share on every released project.

• Remote-first

  We've been remote since day one. Work from wherever you do your best work — coffee shop, home office, other side of the planet.

• Real ownership

  We're small on purpose. Every role shapes the games and the studio. No waiting in line for decisions to be made somewhere else.

• Sustainable pace

  No crunch. Four weeks paid time off. Real weekends. We've seen the other way of doing it and we're not going back.

• Hardware + setup

  Studio-grade hardware, software licences, and a generous home-office budget on arrival. If a thing helps you ship, we'll get it.

• Learning budget

  Yearly budget for courses, books, GDC, conferences, or anything that levels you up. Use it or lose it — we'd rather you used it.

• Profit share

  When the studio does well, the team does well. Transparent profit-share on every released project, paid quarterly.