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Senior Graphics Programmer
5 years ago
id Software is looking for a Senior Rendering (Graphics) Programmer to join our team and work on legendary id games for PC and next-generation console systems. If you are passionate about rendering and want to help define, create and deliver the industries best visuals at 60+hz then this may be the position for you. You must have excellent problem solving skills and a desire to work in a fast paced, creative and team-oriented collaborative environment. It’s a plus if you written one or many rendering back-ends either personally or professionally.
Responsibilities:
· Collaborate with and be part of our Core Technology group to design, implement and ship the best engine and rendering technology on the planet
· Work closely with artists, designers, and other engineers to design, research, schedule and implement rendering technology and feature sets
· Work on performance, optimization, and other technology features as required
Requirements:
· 5+ years game industry programming experience
· Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent demonstrable experience
· At least one, preferably multiple, AAA titles shipped as a credited rendering programmer
· Very strong C++ design and coding experience
· Extensive GPU and Shader experience
· Extensive OpenGL and DirectX9-11 experience
· Extensive Console experience
· Familiarity with global lighting methods, dynamic lighting, shadow rendering and related concepts
· Excellent 3D math skills
· Solid architecture and software design ability
· Passion for graphics programming and staying on top of current techniques
· Excellent organization and time management skills
· Excellent oral and written communication skills
· Ability to write clear, maintainable, portable code that adheres to a well-documented coding standard
· Must be a self-motivated and energetic team player with a very strong work ethic and cooperative attitude
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