3D Programming Team Lead (March of Giants)

Company Description

Ubisoft is a world leader in video games, with teams spread across the globe creating original and memorable gaming experiences, from Assassin’s Creed to Rainbow Six, Just Dance, and many more. We believe that diverse perspectives help both players and teams grow. If you are passionate about innovation and want to push the boundaries of entertainment, join our adventure and help us create the unknown!

Job Description

As a 3D Programming Team Lead at Ubisoft Montréal, you will guide the development and optimization of the project's 3D systems, while collaborating closely with technical and artistic teams to ensure a coherent and high-performance vision.

What you will do

• Profile and optimize GPU usage to ensure high performance.
• Collaborate with graphics technical leadership to define constraints and communicate technical possibilities to artistic teams.
• Analyze the project's 3D intentions and evaluate the technical feasibility of identified needs.
• Evaluate existing engine 3D features and their suitability for project objectives.
• Design and implement new 3D systems when necessary.
• Propose improvements and innovations inspired by industry best practices.
• Validate that new 3D systems meet project intentions and integrate with existing code.
• Support 3D systems and features throughout production.
• Identify and fix 3D bugs reported by development and QA teams.
• Document systems to facilitate knowledge sharing and their use by other disciplines.

Qualifications

What you bring to the team

• Degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering (or equivalent training).
• Minimum of 7 years of programming experience.
• Strong knowledge of linear algebra applied to 3D programming.
• Proficiency in GPU architecture and performance optimization practices.
• Practical experience with low-level 3D APIs such as DirectX or Vulkan.
• Understanding of shader languages and their integration.
• Knowledge of software design best practices and CPU/GPU memory trade-offs.
• Ability to analyze and solve complex problems.
• Clear communication and effective collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.
• Adaptability and comfort in an evolving environment.
• Knowledge of Unreal Engine 5 (or similar engine).
• Knowledge of GPU profiling tools (RenderDoc, NVIDIA Nsight, etc.)