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Senior Build Engineer

We are looking for a Senior Build Engineer to work on EVE Online!

As our Senior Build Engineer, you will be working in the Platform segment which is responsible for the CI / CD pipeline of our products, supporting the teams with build needs. This will require a person with a strong engineering background, as well as a solution and service minded attitude. The position is based in Reykjavík.

Responsibilities:

• Own the development and maintenance of Platforms build pipeline
• Own automated testing around the CI / CD pipeline, both validation and start-up tests
• Adding new projects to the pipeline as required
• Monitor the build health and resolve build issues across all our supported Platforms, including macOS M1 based systems
• Collaborate with developers for local development tooling considerations
• Integrating external tooling when needed

You are:

• An expert in Teamcity, Jenkins or Bamboo. CCP primarily uses TeamCity.
• Familiar with version control like Perforce and Git

You have:

• Minimum of 5 years' experience in a Software Development position of which a minimum of 3 years were spent working with build pipelines
• Excellent knowledge of Python 2 & 3
• Experience with CMake

What we can offer you:

• The inspiring challenge of working on pioneering ambitious projects with great co-workers
• An opportunity to learn and grow within an international company
• A multicultural work environment that encourages growth, creativity and innovation
• An active fun division that hosts regular events
• An excellent canteen that offers a weekly breakfast and lunch menu as well as drinks and snacks
• On-site fitness facility and showers
• Annual sports grant
• A mobile phone as well as a mobile usage package
• A family friendly work environment with flexible work hours
• On-site doctor, free of charge as well as other on-site services at a discounted price such as hairdresser, massage therapist and beauty technician
• Relocation package

Applications will be reviewed in early January.