Texas-based QC Games is hiring a Software Engineer to be responsible for owning the implementation and support of features for games, the creation of games, and game services.
December 13, 2017
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Location: Austin, Texas
The Software Engineer is responsible for owning the implementation and support of features for games, the creation of games, and game services. This includes working with Art, Design, and Production to fully understand the requirements of each feature and working with a team of engineers to ensure a quality and timely delivery.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Author and publish technical design documents for game systems and/or services based on requirements from senior engineers and/or design
Implement and support game systems or services based on technical designs
Analyze current programs including performance, diagnosis, and troubleshooting; design solutions to issues found
Review the work of other engineers and provide constructive guidance
QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor’s degree in computer science (or equivalent)
2+ years personal and/or professional experience with video game or on related technologies
Strong interpersonal communication skills
Excellent personal time management skills
Extensive knowledge of one or more programming languages including but not limited to C++
Self-driven with strong organization skills
Interested? Apply now.
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