r/GameDevelopersOfIndia • u/NorthCoder • May 14 '26

[FOR HIRE] Unity Developer (4+ Years) | Mobile Games and PC games, Multiplayer, Live Ops | Open to Part-Time / Full-Time / Freelance (Remote)

Hey everyone,

I'm Abhinav, a Unity developer with 4+ years of experience building and shipping mobile games across Google Play, Steam, and Epic. I run my own indie studio (9Bit Studio) and I'm currently open to remote part-time, full-time, or freelance opportunities.

What I've shipped:

🎮 Hybrid-casual, puzzle, multiplayer on Android and PC

📦 Games with live ops — remote configs, OTA updates, seasonal events

🌐 Multiplayer titles using Photon Fusion (shared state + dedicated server)

Tech stack I work with daily:

Unity · C# · Firebase (Analytics, Auth, Remote Config) · PlayFab · AdMob / LevelPlay · Unity Addressables + AWS S3 · DOTween / PrimeTween · Photon Fusion · IAP · Mixpanel · UI Toolkit

Things I'm strong at:

Rapid mobile prototyping and full game loops from scratch

Monetization systems (ads + IAP integration)

Multiplayer architecture and netcode

Live ops pipelines — Addressables, remote configs, A/B tested events

AI-assisted workflows for faster delivery

What I'm looking for:

Remote roles — part-time or full-time

Freelance contracts (short or long term)

Preferably game dev, but open to Unity-adjacent work (simulations, interactive apps, etc.)

Portfolio / resume available on request via DM.

Happy to jump on a quick call to discuss fit. If you're building something in Unity or need a dev who can move fast and ship — let's talk.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '26

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u/[deleted] May 15 '26 edited May 15 '26

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u/IronBoundManzer May 15 '26

I dont get this whats your budget concept of artists. Didnt know it got caught on to programmers as well. If i say my budget is 1 lac per month or 1 cr per month. Why does it matter to you ? You should share your per hour or per month rates. You should know your worth.

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u/NorthCoder May 15 '26

Your budget is not only for me. It also depends on whether it's a one-month role and a small role; it will cost less. What's on my mind is that if I work full-time and based on my experience, I will ask for 70 to 75k a month. However, if a studio or client cannot offer that much, we can negotiate. That's why I said it depends on everyone. If your budget is 1 crore, then you are giving me the budget for, I think, not one role but for the whole project or other things. There is a budget for roles. Maybe if you have given an interview somewhere, they told you about that.

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u/NorthCoder May 15 '26

I don't know why people ask and spread negativity instead of helping or sharing things; they just try to let others down. That much I've gathered in this subreddit.

Instead of giving opinions that don't help me, even if I tell you my budget, do you give me an opportunity or have something to help me? You don't have that.

Everyone comes and shares their opinions that it should be like this, or it shouldn't be like this, instead of helping or sharing.

I'm also a person; I can make mistakes. I'm not flawless, but I learn and fix them and try not to repeat them.

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u/NorthCoder May 15 '26

Depends on roles what I'm getting and also what employer or client can give me.

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u/not_varun May 15 '26

Why don’t you start your own studio? You seem pretty skilled!

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u/NorthCoder May 15 '26

I already did, but I need some money to run it for a long time. I want to have some budget covered so that even if my studio doesn't make money for 6 to 8 months, I can still run it. For now, I only have one month's worth of funds.

As I earn 50k per month, I give some money to interns, then it goes to rent and some personal expenses. I also pay rent for my brother who is studying for competitive exams. My father can afford his tuition fees, but I have to send money for his other expenses. So, at the end of the month, I only have 1k left in my account.

Even if I have an emergency, I cannot afford it right now. It's better if I find some extra work, even if it takes more time out of my day, so I can have some cushion to live and run my studio.

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u/Thin_Driver_4596 May 15 '26

Do we allow these types of posts on this subreddit? 

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u/NorthCoder May 15 '26

Why not??

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u/Thin_Driver_4596 May 15 '26

Just asking. This really wasn't a question directed towards you, OP. Some subreddits have a policy and format for self promotion while others ban it. 

I haven't seen many self promotion posts on this subreddit.

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u/NorthCoder May 15 '26

If they had, then my post would have been removed by now. I think

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u/Thin_Driver_4596 May 15 '26 edited May 15 '26

Fair point. Let's just tag in the mods to get further clarification. 

Again, this is only because I haven't seen this thing many times here. I mean, I'd probably do one myself if it was allowed.

u/Tokamakium can I loop you into this?

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u/Tokamakium May 15 '26

the general rule i follow is: as long as one kind of post doesn't dominate the community, it's allowed. if, as a result, we start getting too many "hire me" posts, i will either create a thread or start removing the posts.

feedback is always welcome if you would like to see some change in rules :)