Frima Studio
Senior Unreal Programmer
Québec, Quebec, Canada · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 43 days ago
C++Code ReviewRESTAgileUnreal EngineCommunicationCollaborationPublic Speaking
About the role
- Frima is looking for a Senior Unreal (C++) Programmer to help take our game programming team to the next level.
- Only selected candidates will be contacted.
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with the Lead Programmer to define technical solutions aligned with project needs and production constraints;
- Develop and maintain integrations between Unreal Engine and console toolchains and pipelines;
Requirements
- University or college degree in computer science or equivalent;
- Minimum of ten (10) years of experience in a programming role;
- Strong understanding of the various hardware and software layers involved in the execution of a console video game;
- Extensive experience with Unreal Engine;
- Strong experience in console game development;
- English proficiency is required, as we collaborate with English-speaking partners;
- Ability to travel abroad when required.
Compensation
- Up to 7 weeks of vacation per year, plus sick days and personal days - your well-being matters to us;
- RRSP contribution program;
- $400 allowance for ergonomic equipment purchases.
- Regular presentations on projects and new developments - we keep our teams informed about what's happening at Frima;
- Close-knit, caring, and inclusive teams, even remotely;
- Come discover the rest for yourself!
Benefits
- Comprehensive group insurance coverage from day one;
- Access to chair massages, fresh fruit and snacks, a gym, sports activities, and more;
Company info
- https://frimastudio.com/a-propos/
- About our culture: https://vimeo.com/766900522?share=copyLe
- The masculine gender is used only to lighten the text.
- 4.5-day workweek year-round (Friday afternoons off);
- https://vimeo.com/766900522?share=copyLe
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