Volunteer mobile game Programmer

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FDAAF is a nonprofit that wants to bring about disability awareness the modern way- through games, apps and media. Our current project is a mobile game designed to combine a fun and engaging gameplay that educates about accessibility. We are now looking for a looking for a self driven volunteer software engineer who is passionate about the disability community to join our remote team on raising awareness.

As a member of the development team you will be responsible for:

+ Documentation
+ Writing clean, efficient, and well-commented code that will be both reusable and scalable.
+ Collaborate in the project scope to aid in envisioning our project features and overall functionality.
+ Implementing accessibility (i.e. a11y).

Required Qualifications:
+ .NET Experience
+ Unity Experience
+ Git Experience
+ Debugging Experience
+ Agile Experience
+ Experience with bug tracking software (Jira, Trello, Azure DevOps, etc)

It's our philosophy that games can change how people think and feel about serious social problems. And we treat our mission of service very seriously. To us, humanity is at the core of what we do.

That’s why we rely on community support . Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and your donations are tax deductible.

Our team already includes interns and volunteers that have faced struggles in their life: wheelchair users, deaf and hard of hearing, cancer survivors, and many others. We channel our experiences into a piece of meaningful work. There’s a reason for all we do. As we work together, we learn about each other’s perspectives. This is what change means to us: it always starts with passion.

As our project grows, so do our needs. You can help us get to the next stage.