Skydance Media

Senior Rendering Engineer

Remote US · Senior

Sponsorship not specified$155k-$185kDetected 99 days ago

RecruitingCollaboration

About the role

Through creativity, collaboration, and trust, we empower our teams to push boundaries and turn bold ideas into experiences that resonate with fans around the world.
Do you want to craft games that challenge expectations and inspire players?
Skydance is looking for an experienced senior rendering engineer who will be a key member of the growing engineering team for a new project.

Architect, refactor and maintain rendering pipelines and features
Design, write, debug and refine rendering systems, features, tools and infrastructure as needed
Work with the technical art team to develop specifications and new graphics features
Optimize graphics and effects to maximize performance and efficiency on CPU and GPU.
Optimize systems for performance across a wide range of devices, from mobile to PC to High-end consoles
Skydance Games, a division of Paramount, a Skydance Corporation, is building the future of franchise-driven interactive entertainment.
Come build something extraordinary with us.

The annual salary range for this position in Los Angeles is $155,000 - $185,000.
The salary offered may vary based on the candidate's location, qualifications, experience and relevant expertise, among other factors.
The range indicated is for base salary only and does not reflect the total compensation package, including bonus, benefits, etc.
The Company brings to life stories of immersive worlds across its feature film, television, interactive/games, and animation divisions.
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Skydance will only contact you from an official "@skydance.com" email address.

You will be a bridge between the engineering and hardware and the creative team and their game vision.

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