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Naughty Dog is looking for a Graphics Programmer to join its rendering team to develop and implement new and existing rendering techniques for its upcoming projects in Santa Monica, CA.

January 25, 2018

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Graphics Programmer, Naughty Dog

Location: Santa Monica, California

Join our talented rendering team to develop and implement new and existing rendering techniques for our upcoming game, The Last of Us Part II.

 Responsibilities:

  • Develop and implement new and existing rendering techniques

  • Implement efficient and stunning industry defining visuals

  • Additional responsibilities may be assigned as needed

Requirements & Skills:

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or equivalent work experience

  • Strong math skills with an emphasis in 3D math

  • Strong knowledge of C and C++ programming languages

  • Thorough understanding of current GPU architectures (AMD GCN, NVIDIA CUDA)

  • Experience with DirectX12, Vulkan or other modern graphics or compute APIs

  • Experience with HLSL/GLSL or other equivalent shader languages

  • Console or PC programming experience

  • Passion for playing and developing exceptional games

As part of the Naughty Dog application process, candidates should expect to be given a technical interview.

Interested? Apply now.

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