Game Production - Looking for many roles job

This project is a 3D FPS/TPS (First Person Shooter/Third Person Shooter) styled game, which features many unique gameplay styles, such as the reloading, the shooting, even the movements. While the project is under Confidentiality, and private production, detailed information may not be provided. If you have any questions about the production, you are welcome to ask via email.

Before you can become a member of the team, you must meet the following prerequisites. Please remember this is an UNPAID role.

Requirements Members Must Meet:
Before you can apply and become a member of the team, you MUST:
- Be English speaking (Understand, type, and read English well)
- Have a microphone
- Have Skype AND a Skype account you use frequently
- Be able to work at LEAST 1 - 3 hours a day on minimum
- Have confidence in your own work, never fear a challenge and have the "CAN DO" attitude
- Be motivated by either others or your own work (if you need a push, thats fine), and bring positive energy to the production team
- Have at least some skill and/or experience in your field of work (At least know what your doing) -- guidance and questions are fine, but you shouldnt need your hand held throughout the entire process of something -- Basically, if your an artist and I ask you to draw something, 99% of that image shouldnt have been done by me...
- Be patient and mature (we are all a little immature, but when you get on the job, be serious about what your doing. And remember that things might take a bit of time... Dont blow your cool in this event)

What Roles We Need (Ordered in priority):
- Group Manager (3) or General Manager (1)
Your role as a GROUP MANAGER is to make sure every member of a specific group (or groups) have their work, are busy on it, and progression is being made by them daily. Part of your role will be to monitor and fill logs on their progression, understand their skills, and assign work to areas they are actually capable of producing quality work in. Your role will also require you to write documents sometimes, outlining specific members roles, read documents from management, listing these roles and tasks, then distributing roles and work to each member, delegating leadership on this role. It is not required but a strong bonus that you know the area you are managing well -- If it is the Art group you are managing, it would only help you to know how to draw yourself.

Your role as a GENERAL MANAGER is to manage multiple groups as what we call a "floater" -- they are normally responsible for 3 - 5 - all the groups on the team, and making sure that every group is working, have their work, and are fully clear on what they are doing or need to be doing soon. They are responsible for being the voice and the messenger of the members of the team -- if a member feels they are not being heard, the general manager brings their words directly to the director or project manager. The General Manager is also responsible for issuing out work, from documents given by Management, and creating work, from documents given by Management, as well as accepting, reviewing, denying and/or approving all work members from groups submit, then making sure that work is sent to the director and project manager. -- Basically, your job is to stay on top of many or all groups, and keep everything organized as it moves along.

3D Modeler (7)
The role of the 3D MODELER is broken into many specifications listed below.
Weapons Modeler (1)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on designing all of the weapons related to the game, and break it up for animation -- This role will NOT need to do any animating, though need to make sure the parts of the gun that will move (for example, the trigger, the clock to push it back, the revolver, the ammo cart, etc etc) are actually manipulable.

Character Modeler (2)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on designing all of the characters/players for the game, there are not very many, though the characters require as much detail as possible to add to their realism.

Wears & Accessories Modeler (Including armor) (2)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on designing all wearable equipment from weapon attachments to mainly armor and clothing, including any kind of "jewelry", or accessory the player might be able to add to their customization.

Object Modeler (2)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on designing all objects related to the map, this can span from rocks and pebbles, to crates and boxes, to buildings and structures, as well as any kind of elements and/or sprites, like flames, or water, though these "elements" will not be a large focus at the moment.

3D Animator (3)
The role of the 3D ANIMATOR is to animate all elements to the game that require visible movement of some sort, from buildings and infrastructure (for example, a furnace in a house might vibrate a little, or a ceiling fan might spin), to weapons (reloading, shooting, jamming, etc), to characters (running, walking, jumping, dieing, etc), and anything else that may require some level of animation at some point in the production

2D Artist (3)
This job is broken into many parts listed below.

Logo & Font Design (1)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on designing any logos the production might need -- starting with the games logo, the teams logo, and possibly other in-game logos on weapons as insignias, and/or engraved designs, and ad buildings ingame promoting a fake message or product.
- The other responsibility of this role is to also focus on designing a custom font for the game to use.

User Interface & Screens Design (1)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on designing all the screens and UI for the game, such as the launcher, the log in screen, the main screen, and so on.

General Background & Scenic Design (1)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on designing any background and loading screen splash art we may need.

Network & Server Manager (2)
The role of the NETWORK MANAGER is to build, maintain, and manage connections and setup of the physical and virtual machines for game play.
The role of the SERVER MANAGER is to build, maintain, and manage the actual server information, database(s), SQL data, and player connections to, and from the server(s), as well as focus on the upkeep of the machines, reporting any problems they have when they occur, and ensuring the game servers are lag-free, hacker-free, and is running alright, as well as player data is constantly being updated and saved, and backed up if needed. You will also need to backup a lot of data on the server, to prevent rollbacks in the event of a crash or unexpected shutdown where data could be lost.

Programmer (5)
This role is broken into many other roles listed below.

General Programmer (2)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on most of the elements of the gameplay, this includes a bit of network programming -- actually writing the code for players to connect to the actual server when they choose the server, when they choose their map, etc.

Scripting Programmer (1)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on the small scripts that run elements to the game (for example, the money system, the reloading system, the chat system, etc).
Languages required to know are the C Family (C, C++ (mainly), C# (possibly), Objective C (maybe, for Mac porting)), and Java language (Java, and JavaScript).
While it is not required, it will only help you to also have a clear understanding and capability to code in program scripting languages, such as Unreal, Blender, Cry, etc.

Physics Programmer (2)
- The responsibility of this role is to focus on coding the core elements that make up the game, implementing all the realism and logistics behind its workings (gravity, walking, shooting, etc).

Debugger (2)
- The role of the DEBUGGER is to do full and detailed constant tests,log and report the results of the code, gameplay, and any documents for review.

If you are interested or have any questions on the role(s), and/or would like to join the team, please contact me by 1, 2, or both of my communication.

*Skype is the best form of contact to me, though I do check emails often. Do not be afraid to ask any questions you may have on the project or the roles/tasks you would be doing.

To Apply

Email: strongstrenth@hotmail.com any recent work you have done and/or are working on, specify the areas you are interested in, and provide your Skype contact.
OR
Skype: Dibbie1337 with a link to your resume/portfolio/website if you have one, specify the areas you are interested in, and provide your regular availability (to speak to you on the project)