Thatgamecompany is looking for a Senior Gameplay Engineer to work on creature behaviors, procedural animation, and more for its upcoming game in Santa Monica, California.
March 20, 2017
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Location: Santa Monica, California
The Senior Gameplay Engineer will be responsible for creating the most impactful interactive moments with the simplest possible execution. Our games rely on rich moment-to-moment feedback systems to accentuate a player’s actions and create a living world. We’re looking for a someone to bring our game worlds to life.
Some broad examples of the types of systems a person in this role might work on:
Creature behaviors
Procedural animation and basic simulations (e.g. particles, constraint systems)
Surface deformation and feedback
This role requires a candidate with:
4+ years professional work experience implementing interactive systems in C or C++
Design sense for how feedback systems enhance game-feel and evoke emotions
Strong taste for delivering elegant visual feedback at reasonable cost on CPU and GPU
Ability to scope and direct features to meet high-level goals for player experience
Comfortable incorporating feedback and communicating cross-discipline
You will be more likely to enjoy this job if you:
Believe in the practice of rapid prototyping and relentless iteration
Enjoy a minimal “data-oriented” approach to code, free of cumbersome abstraction
Interested? Apply now.
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