Velan Studios

Velan Studios

Graphics Programmer

Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Mid

Sponsorship not specified$105k-$145kDetected 7 days ago
C++AR/VRLeadership

About the role

  • Level: Mid-Senior Graphics Programmer Location: on-site/hybrid From dodgeball in the streets to racetracks in your living room, we've always been more interested in asking "what if?" than following a roadmap.
  • Whether we're dreaming up a chaotic game of hide & seek in the dark or putting a legendary space fox back in the pilot's seat, that inventor's mindset runs through everything we do.
  • We make games for people who appreciate craft and a little bit of magic.

Responsibilities

  • Although each of our systems has an owner, we are a small team, and you should expect to own several different systems.

Requirements

  • At least five years of graphics programming experience on console and/or mobile GPUs and knowledge of one or more current GPU architectures.
  • Experience using Vulkan, DX12, Metal, and/or other modern graphics APIs.
  • Experienced graphics programmers operate with a fair degree of autonomy at Velan.
  • While decisions about your areas of focus will be made collaboratively with the leadership team, once an area of focus is selected, you exercise a wide degree of discretion to accomplish your technical goals.

Compensation

  • The salary for this position is typically within the range specified below per year.

Company info

  • on-site/hybrid From dodgeball in the streets to racetracks in your living room, we've always been more interested in asking "what if?" than following a roadmap.
  • If you're curious, you'll be in good company.
  • Velan Studios - creators of Mario Kart Live, Knockout City, Midnight Murder Club, and more - is looking for experienced graphics programmers.

Equal opportunity

  • equal opportunity employer that is committed to inclusion, diversity, and providing a workplace free from discrimination and harassment.

This listing is sourced directly from Velan Studios's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.