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UI Programmer /Junior to Intermediate/

Job Description

The UI Programmer will be responsible for implementing pieces of in-game user interface and menus. She/he will undertake solving complex programming problems and debugging complex defects. Her/his expertise should be used to anticipate technical problems and provide robust solutions.

Job Responsibilities

• Implement new user interface features and modify existing ones in the game according to game design and art intentions
• Progressively integrate development into the shared code base and participate in code reviews
• Identify missing details in feature requests and break down the tasks into parts that can be implemented and tested
• Build prototypes of UI features for the game and build upon them based on feedback and improvement requests
• Debug defects of moderate complexity and ensure that problems are fully solved
• Optimize user interface code so that it can be run efficiently on game consoles
• Interact and collaborate with all internal departments involved in the game development process

Qualifications

• Enthusiasm and desire to work in the game development industry
• Strong interest in user interface paradigms, frameworks and related technologies
• Ability and desire to work in creative and collaborative teams
• 1+ years of experience in C++ programming
• Solid knowledge of data structures and algorithms
• Ability to write clear, concise code & document implemented features
• Write modular and reusable code that is scalable and flexible to changes
• Ability to manage their own time and work within deadlines
• Ability to follow and respect coding standards and methodologies in place
• Basic knowledge of Linear Algebra and Geometry
• Excellent English and communication skills

Will be considered an advantage

• Basic knowledge of a 3D graphics API (DirectX, OpenGL, etc.)
• Experience with commercial large scale game engines
• Experience with scripting languages or visual scripting tools
• Experience with version control software
• Experience in shipping AAA titles is a plus
• Knowledge of modern C++ standards

Additional Information

We offer

• Informal, friendly and international working environment;
• Opportunities to develop your skills working on AAA games;
• Learn and grow with the best professionals in the gaming industry;
• Possibility to take part in international work-related conferences and trainings;
• Benefits package including – private medical health and dental care, food vouchers, card for all public transport lines, monthly brunches, gifts for special occasions, special game dev merchandise, library of books and games, and many more;
• Flexible working hours;
• Excellent office facilities and location right next to Borisova Garden Park in Sofia.

What to send our way

• Your updated CV in English;
• Any additional work materials you can show will be considered a plus.

Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Company Description

Established in 2006, Ubisoft Sofia has grown to a world-class game dev studio. Throughout the years, it has developed a rich portfolio, ranging from casual to action adventure games, and covering a wide range of platforms and technologies. The Studio has brought its expertise and creativity into brands such as Tom Clancy’s®, Prince of Persia®, and Assassin’s Creed®. For more than seven years Ubisoft Sofia has been a key contributor to the Assassin’s Creed franchise, most recently taking a significant part in the development of Assassin’s Creed Origins, and also leading the creation of both its mythology DLC “The Curse of the Pharaohs” and Assassin’s Creed Rogue Remastered. After 12 years, more than 18 released games, and increasing its teams almost seven times to 230+ people, Ubisoft Sofia is currently working on contributing to some of the Ubisoft's biggest projects including Beyond Good and Evil 2, and Skull & Bones. The most recent achievement of the production teams in the Studio is the release of Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, highly acclaimed by both players and critics alike.