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Senior Programmer
New Westminster, British Columbia · Senior · Contract
Sponsorship not specified$100k-$120kDetected 20 days ago
C++RESTUnreal Engine
About the role
- About Offworld: Offworld Industries Ltd. (Offworld) is the independent studio behind the successful military first-person shooter game, "Squad".
- Offworld was formed in 2014 by more than 15 developers who had worked together on the well-known Project Reality mod for Battlefield 2.
- Fast forward to 2026, Offworld has almost 150 employees and is rapidly growing.
Responsibilities
- The founding purpose of the team was to bring a standalone successor of this acclaimed mod to market and build a game development studio and a livelihood from that foundation.
Compensation
- Extermination", a 16-player PvE first-person shooter based on the 1997 cult-classic film.
- We are built on passion, unified spirit and continuing efforts to break the mold.
- We strive to become a leader in creating large-scale multiplayer games as well as supplying others with the ability to do the same.
- We are looking for a talented Senior Programmer for our current and upcoming Unreal Engine based multiplayer games.
- If you are passionate about making great games and a team player, we are looking for you!
- Requirements ● Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, or equivalent ● 4+ years of experience as a software engineer, preferably in the games industry. ● Excellent understanding of C++
Benefits
- Extended health and dental benefits
- 2 weeks of paid vacation
Company info
- If you meet the above qualifications, and Offworld sounds like the kind of company you want to be a part of, please apply now with a copy of your resume.
Equal opportunity
- equal opportunity employer.
Visa & Work Authorization
- eceive consideration for employment without regard to race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, language, citizenship, creed, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, physical and/or menta
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