Do you like videogames? - Professional Race Driver needed
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Do you like videogames? - Professional Race Driver needed
A friend of mine is looking for some professional advice on the controls of their current videogame. If you can help or know someone that might be able to help, then please get in touch using the details below.
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Jobs - Professional Race Driver
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We are looking for a professional racing driver to assist in developing and refining the driving model and handling for Game01. The successful candidate will have experience of driving many different types of race car and setting up these cars.
The role will consist of 'virtual' track days driving the different types of racing cars in Game01 with debriefing sessions with the game engineers and designers on the handling characteristics of each. The ability to communicate the complex fine details of racing dynamics in plain English is essential.
The role will be on a consultancy basis, with a minimum of at least 14 days work.
Key requirements:
- Holder of at least a National A racing license or equivalent
- At least 2 years racing experience in more than one series
- Excellent communication skills of complex issues
Additional preferred requirements:
- Fan of driving games
How to Apply:
Send a CV to the address below.
Alternatively, contact us via email on jobs@freestylegames.com.
FreeStyleGames
The Innovation Centre
Warwick Technology Park
Gallows Hill
Warwick
CV34 6UW
United Kingdom
Thanks,
Jobs - Professional Race Driver
Description:
We are looking for a professional racing driver to assist in developing and refining the driving model and handling for Game01. The successful candidate will have experience of driving many different types of race car and setting up these cars.
The role will consist of 'virtual' track days driving the different types of racing cars in Game01 with debriefing sessions with the game engineers and designers on the handling characteristics of each. The ability to communicate the complex fine details of racing dynamics in plain English is essential.
The role will be on a consultancy basis, with a minimum of at least 14 days work.
Key requirements:
- Holder of at least a National A racing license or equivalent
- At least 2 years racing experience in more than one series
- Excellent communication skills of complex issues
Additional preferred requirements:
- Fan of driving games
How to Apply:
Send a CV to the address below.
Alternatively, contact us via email on jobs@freestylegames.com.
FreeStyleGames
The Innovation Centre
Warwick Technology Park
Gallows Hill
Warwick
CV34 6UW
United Kingdom
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N-a-$-t-Y.
Do you need any IT staff ?
S2k driving IT recruitment consultant who has worked with companies like SCEE and Criterion. Any use to you ?
If so, you can email me or PM me via this site.
Do you need any IT staff ?
S2k driving IT recruitment consultant who has worked with companies like SCEE and Criterion. Any use to you ?
If so, you can email me or PM me via this site.
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Bugger, only have a Nat. B licence. (I'd hardly call myself 'professional' either )
N-a-$-t-y - long time no see on the UK board
Best bet I would have said is to put an ad in a few of the trade journals, Autosport, Circuit Driver, InGear etc. Most drivers read them and the winter would be a good time to get into this while there is no racing. Other than that, have a word with some of the race schools around the country, most of them employ drivers as coaches and again, they aren't so busy during the winter.
Also - try the forums on http://www.ten-tenths.com/
If they lower their requirements to Nat. B club racer who spins quite a lot then let me know
N-a-$-t-y - long time no see on the UK board
Best bet I would have said is to put an ad in a few of the trade journals, Autosport, Circuit Driver, InGear etc. Most drivers read them and the winter would be a good time to get into this while there is no racing. Other than that, have a word with some of the race schools around the country, most of them employ drivers as coaches and again, they aren't so busy during the winter.
Also - try the forums on http://www.ten-tenths.com/
If they lower their requirements to Nat. B club racer who spins quite a lot then let me know
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Jon, worth a try on the BookATrack forums.
There are certainly a few people there who could do it (Chris Wilson, or Hyla Breese spring to mind), but whether they're interested in computer game tuning is another question.
-Brian.
There are certainly a few people there who could do it (Chris Wilson, or Hyla Breese spring to mind), but whether they're interested in computer game tuning is another question.
-Brian.
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Hi MarkB, Brian
Yeah, its been a Looong time since posting, but I still try to read the site most days.
Thanks for the tips on the other forums to try.
I should add that I don't work for these guys, but they are friends of mine. If anyone is interested they should contact them via their website.
http://www.freestylegames.com
Yeah, its been a Looong time since posting, but I still try to read the site most days.
Thanks for the tips on the other forums to try.
I should add that I don't work for these guys, but they are friends of mine. If anyone is interested they should contact them via their website.
http://www.freestylegames.com