C++ Software Engineer Job in Minutes Studio

Minutes Studio is a interactive entertainment gaming company. We delivers games, content and online services for Internet-connected consoles, personal computers, mobile phones and tablets.

Our engineers maintain a broad view of the game and engine systems and look for ways to improve performance, utility, and capabilities to our players and workflow enhancements to our development team, reporting to the development director of the project.

You ll work on a growing primary team that provides features across multiple game titles.

We are looking for passionate engineers who enjoy prototyping and planning, working with other engineers, and building primary systems (often using other systems), workflows, and capabilities thatallow us to work smarter and to bring substantial improvements to our game.

Responsibilities:

• You will contribute to core technologies in an architecturally sound way to ensure collaborative development efforts.
• You will work with design and other technical teams to provide feedback and then creates clear technical designs.
• You will provide well-tested and high-quality technical implementations that meet design requirements.
• You will look for ways to increase team efficiency through tooling or workflow enhancements.

Requirements:

• 3+ years of experience working with C++.
• 2+ years of experience ingame development or related industry.
• Passion for the development craft and can demonstrate good development practices.
• Understanding of C++ language, best practices, and architectural considerations.
• Communicate well with non-technical partners, such as artists, designers, and producers.
• Demonstrate coding and debugging skills.
• Experience with parallel programming and resource management considerations.

Pluses:

• BS degree in Computer Science (or equivalent experience).
• Experience developing with an established 3D engine such as Unreal or Frostbite or Unity3D.
• Experience with performance and memory profiling tools.
• Experience navigating and understanding a large client/server codebase.
• Familiarity with network programming.