A games programming developer designs and codes the computer software that runs video games. They create the interactive elements, mechanics, and systems that facilitate gameplay. Their duties include developing game scripts, implementing artificial intelligence for non-player characters, testing and debugging software, and integrating graphics and audio components. They work closely with artists, animators, and designers to ensure the game functions as intended. They often specialize in specific areas of game development, such as physics, graphics, or user interfaces. Their ultimate goal is to create engaging, immersive experiences for players.