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Get a job: Obsidian Entertainment is hiring an Engine Programmer
Obsidian is looking for experienced programmers to develop, debug, and, optimize engine-level systems in Unreal Engine.
September 18, 2018
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Engine Programmer, Obsidian Entertainment
Location: Irvine, California
Obsidian is looking for experienced programmers to develop, debug, and, optimize engine-level systems in Unreal Engine. Our ideal candidate has a strong work ethic, outstanding problem-solving skills, the ability to deliver on time, and works well in a team environment.
Responsibilities
Analyze and improve performance across all target platforms
Develop and maintain new and existing systems for managing memory and streaming
Debug and fix crashes, concurrency issues, and platform-specific problems
Research and propose improvements to processes and pipelines
Requirements
An avid gamer with a passion for making games and game technology
A keen interest in analyzing and optimizing existing game and engine code
Excellent communication and team skills
5+ years of industry experience developing for PC and consoles
Experience with multithreaded programming
Proficiency in C/C++
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Computer Science or Engineering
Unreal Engine experience
Interested? Apply now.
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