Senior Unreal Programmer
What your weeks will look like
- Participate in daily Scrum meetings to kick off the day and ensure effective alignment on priorities;
- Act as a technical reference for the programming team by supporting programmers in solving complex challenges and sharing best practices;
- Collaborate with the Lead Programmer to define technical solutions aligned with project needs and production constraints;
- Participate in code reviews with various team members;
- Identify and resolve performance issues related to CPU, GPU, and console memory usage;
- Take ownership of certain technical decisions independently and contribute to the project's technical direction on console platforms;
- Develop and maintain integrations between Unreal Engine and console toolchains and pipelines;
- Debug issues related to new console hardware and Xbox and PlayStation operating system updates;
- Maintain configurations and integrations with first-party services (Microsoft and Sony).
What we’re looking for
- University or college degree in computer science or equivalent;
- Minimum of ten (10) years of experience in a programming role;
- Strong understanding of the various hardware and software layers involved in the execution of a console video game;
- Comfortable working within long-term development cycles;
- Extensive experience with Unreal Engine;
- Strong experience in console game development;
- Excellent command of both written and spoken French and English. English proficiency is required, as we collaborate with English-speaking partners;
- Ability to travel abroad when required.
What we value in our team
- Ability to handle multiple requests simultaneously and manage priorities;
- Excellent stress management in a fast-paced environment;
- Strong collaboration and communication skills with multidisciplinary teams;
- Strong interest in mentorship.
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