Software, Web & Games careers
What makes an application worth using? Create websites, apps, games and reliable software that people actually use.
What makes an application worth using?
Software teams combine programming, design and testing. A game designer may work on enjoyable rules while a games developer implements them; a web designer may define a page layout while a front-end developer makes it work.
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Software Developer
Designs, builds and improves software that solves a user's problem.
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Builds the parts of websites and web applications that people see and use.
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Builds the services and data handling behind websites and applications.
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Designs and builds applications for phones and tablets.
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Plans how a game's rules, levels, goals and feedback create an engaging experience.
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Programs the systems that make a digital game run.
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Creates believable behaviour for computer-controlled game characters.
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Writes repeatable checks that help software teams catch regressions.
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Programs software inside physical devices rather than only computers and phones.
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Works across the user interface, server services and data storage of an application.
Explore this career →A starter challenge before choosing a career
Sketch an app, build one working feature, and ask someone else to test it.
Save a simple record of your work and what you would test next. A good career exploration project helps you discover whether the daily thinking appeals to you.