Engine Programmer for Google Stadia Project

Ubisoft

4.3

Belgrade

online intervju

21.06.2020.

C++ intermediate

Engine Programmer
for Google Stadia Project

Job description:

Ubisoft Belgrade is looking for a talented Engine Programmer to join our growing Google Stadia team! As an Engine Programmer, you will be responsible for developing and adapting low-level systems and architecture of our industry-leading AAA game engines to the newly emerging cloud gaming platform based on the Linux system. The new platform offers opportunities for designing creative solutions for existing features, but also brings opportunities for realization of novel ideas through technical solutions that are opening room for so far unseen features in the gaming world.

Responsibilities:

Integrate and update internal and 3rd party libraries used in various parts of the system
Perform platform specific optimizations
Propose needed improvements by designing and implementing new systems
Write clean and structured code, keeping in mind the performance, maintenance and compatibility needs
Develop generic systems which will support the specialized programs' functionalities (AI, 3D, etc.) and facilitate their integration in the engine
Use CPU profiling tools (various platforms) and bring necessary improvements
Analyze and fix the bugs identified by other production and quality control teams
Document the work for knowledge transfer and allow the users to understand how to use the new systems and functionalities

Requirements:

Good knowledge of C++ programming
Knowledge of C# programming is a plus
Minimum 3 years’ experience in software programming
Familiarity with engines and tools used in the video game production pipeline is a plus
Ability to communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical parties
Fluency in English

We build worlds that are a playground for the imagination, offering moments of surprise, fun and adventure as well as opportunities for learning and self-discovery.

Join us and become a key part of the gaming world!