The developer of Smite and Tribes: Ascend seeks gameplay programmers to join the development team at Hi-Rez Studios' Alpharetta, Georgia headquarters.
June 10, 2015
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Location: Alpharetta, GA
Hi-Rez Studios is immediately hiring qualified Game Programmers to work at our studio in Alpharetta, Georgia.
Come join the creator of the critically acclaimed Smite, Tribes: Ascend, and Global Agenda as we embark on exciting new online game projects.
What a Gameplay Programmer does:
Design and architect new game enhancements and defects fixes using Unreal Engine 3
Design and architect other client or server systems as required
Test and refine systems throughout the development cycle of the project
Work closely with design and art disciplines in the development of products
Write clear, maintainable, portable code
Participate in code and architecture reviews
Who we are looking for:
Exceptional C/C++ design and programming skills.
2+ years of software programming experience.
Background in math including Linear Algebra.
Bachelor’s degree or greater in Computer Science or similar discipline (Math, Physics, CE or EE) or equivalent experience thru professional game development, indie projects, or mods.
Team-oriented but self-motivated.
Thrives upon change. Comfortable prototyping and working with iterative development process.
Passion for games. Strong work ethic.
Problem solver.
Preferred candidate has:
Gameplay programming experience.
Experience with Unreal engine. Familiar with unrealscript, class struction of unreal, the ‘unreal way’ of developing games.
Experience with Scaleform.
Experience with animation subsystems.
Knowledge of source control.
Experience with PC/Windows programming.
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