https://bbs.spacc.eu.org/new/tags/indiegamedevRSS for NodeMon, 09 Nov 2026 05:42:42 GMTInvalid Date60TL;DR : I am a hobby programmer of nearly 20 years and I want to find a career in games or elsewhere in tech where I could work outside of the US.

I've been programming for almost 20 years now (over 70% of my life!) as a hobbyist. I studied computer science in uni and almost finished with a Computer Science Bachelors but ran out of money to finish so I left with a Liberal Arts degree.

I truly, desperately, want to find a career working in tech, I'd love to do games but I do also have a cloud computing certification so I could just as easily do web dev. What I am hoping to find is a career that I can work remotely from outside of the US or even working in-person on a work visa outside of the US (Ideally Canada but I will consider anywhere even if I have to learn a new language to live there).

I have a portfolio to demonstrate some of my work, and it is never up to date because updating it is harder than I'd like it to be: https://queenofsquiggles.codeberg.page/about/

I also have an Itch page to see some of the small, buggy, and broken games I have tried to make over the years: https://queenofsquiggles.itch.io/

For context on my games, I've struggled to sort out what kinds of games I want to make and how I want to make them. But along the way I touched all kinds of different systems like pure Java, Unity, Godot, and recently Bevy. I've used a wide variety of languages, use cases, paradigms, and contexts. I really like making interesting systems that work together to create more interesting experiences than the sum of the parts could.

I've worked in a bunch of game jam projects with teams and have plenty of experience with the "bare essentials" of programming like git, linux, terminal, etc....

A salary as low as around $75,000 USD would be plenty to ensure I can live rather well and have all my needs met. More is always better, but I imagine some companies would consider me "entry level" since I don't have the "professional" experience they want.

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Military choirs, heavy orchestral tension, deep percussion and a soaring soprano carry the march of this colossal dreadnought through the void.

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