Graphics Programmer – AAA Games – London

This vacancy may offer a work-from-home start until it’s safe to work in-house or relocate to the location.

Project: AAA Games

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OPM are working with a world leading studio that continues to produce critically acclaimed and best-selling games.

They are currently looking for a graphics programmer to help breathe life, realism and fun into their next-generation games.

This is an exciting opportunity to develop cutting-edge graphics and visual effect systems, working together with the art department to create optimal, attractive solutions for games. Interested applicants should possess an excellent grounding in graphics theory, good math skills, a keen eye for detail, and a natural ability to communicate as part of a creative team.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Develop new and enhance existing graphics technologies (rendering, lighting, shadows, shaders, culling, scene management and others) to help achieve state-of-the-art visuals.

Work closely with the rest of the programming team to assist in integrating graphics technologies, identify extensions to that technology, and help create those improvements.

SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

• Experience with C/C++ programming.
• Experience with HLSL, Cg or other vendor specific shader programming language.
• Ability to work with artists, designers and other content creators to make sure they can get the most out of the technology.
• Passionate about playing and making games.
• Experience with 3D graphics APIs (Direct3D 11+, OpenGL, Vulkan and/or vendor specific).
• At least one shipped title; preferably on the Xbox and/or Playstation consoles.
• Experience with multithreaded programming.
• Experience optimizing both performance factors and memory footprints using hardware and software profilers (PIX, GCM Replay, Tuner, Vtune, etc.).

Interested in finding out more about the studio and project? Apply now or call directly today on +44 1206 214 418!

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