Salary Directory Chicago Gaming Engineers

Gaming Engineer Salary in Chicago

Gaming Engineer Job Description

A Gaming Engineer is a software engineer who specializes in designing and programming video games. Gaming Engineers often work with other developers to create the video games. They are a part of the video game creation process from the beginning with concept development and the initial prototype. Gaming Engineers create the coding sequences that enable end users to play the game. If the game will be played on multiple devices, then they may have to create multiple coding sequences.

To qualify for a Gaming Engineer job, applicants should have a bachelor's degree in computer science or another related field. They should have in-depth knowledge of computer programming languages, data modeling, computational mathematics and problem solving. Gaming Engineers must also be able to work collaboratively with a team.

Living and Working in Chicago

Chicago is a very large city. In fact, it is the third largest in the country. However, it has 77 different metro areas within it, so it doesn't always feel as large as it actually is. There is always plenty to do in Chicago. Residents can enjoy professional sporting events, dine on a wide variety of culinary treats, visit world-class museums and art galleries or hang out on the beach at Lake Michigan if the weather is warm enough. Chicago is also a great place to work with top companies in commerce, business, finance, technology and telecommunications. It has 31 of the top Fortune 500 companies and is home to over 400 different corporate offices.

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Compare Gaming Engineer salaries by region

Gaming Engineers are highest in demand in SF Bay Area, London, and New York. Browse and compare average salaries in locations where this role is also popular:

  1. Columbus
  2. $200,000
  3. SF Bay Area
  4. $183,259
  5. Denver
  6. $158,666
  7. Seattle
  8. $157,548
  9. San Diego
  10. $157,250
  11. Los Angeles
  12. $154,137
  13. New York
  14. $152,826
  15. Boston
  16. $147,000
  17. Washington D.C.
  18. $142,934
  19. Philadelphia
  20. $136,501
  21. Austin
  22. $129,230
  23. Toronto
  24. C$128,350
  25. Houston
  26. $124,453
  27. Chicago
  28. $122,297
  29. Atlanta
  30. $118,888
  31. Dallas/Ft Worth
  32. $117,197
  33. Tampa
  34. $108,000
  35. Dublin
  36. €100,000
  37. Minneapolis/St Paul
  38. $99,999
  39. London
  40. £79,254
  41. France
  42. €48,666
  1. Columbus
  2. $200,000
  3. SF Bay Area
  4. $183,259
  5. Denver
  6. $158,666
  7. Seattle
  8. $157,548
  9. San Diego
  10. $157,250
  11. Los Angeles
  12. $154,137
  13. New York
  14. $152,826
  15. Boston
  16. $147,000
  17. Washington D.C.
  18. $142,934
  19. Philadelphia
  20. $136,501
  21. Austin
  22. $129,230
  23. Toronto
  24. C$128,350
  25. Houston
  26. $124,453
  27. Chicago
  28. $122,297
  29. Atlanta
  30. $118,888
  31. Dallas/Ft Worth
  32. $117,197
  33. Tampa
  34. $108,000
  35. Dublin
  36. €100,000
  37. Minneapolis/St Paul
  38. $99,999
  39. London
  40. £79,254
  41. France
  42. €48,666
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Where Gaming Engineers are highest in demand

    Gaming Engineers are highest in demand in SF Bay Area, London, and New York. Browse and compare average salaries in locations where this role is also popular: