What you will be doing:
- Programming in C++ to develop video games for educational experiences.
- Collaborating with a team of programmers and designers to create engaging and interactive games.
- Implementing game design principles to create captivating video games.
- Participating in Scrum and Agile methodologies to plan and execute development sprints.
- Attending weekly meetings to debrief project status updates and provide recommendations for improvement.
- Utilizing Unreal Engine to perform blueprint programming, version control, multiuser editing, lighting, and shading.
- Using Maya to perform modeling, UV mapping, Arnold shading, lighting, Mudbox sculpting, basic Xgen, and basic rigging.
- Utilizing Substance Suite to create textures using Substance Painter and Substance Designer.
Requirements:
- English skills - you don't need to be fluent, but you should have at least a B2 level to cooperate with the team, and read all the needed documentation.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Game Design, or a related field.
- Understanding of game design principles.
- Proficiency in C++, C#, Java, Processing, C, Arduino, and Pascal.
- Basic knowledge of CSS, HTML, PHP, and Javascript.
- Knowledge of Google Suite & MS Office Suite.
- Knowledge of Substance Suite to create textures using Substance Painter and Substance Designer.
- Knowledge of Unreal Engine, Maya.
Working hours:
The typical work schedule is Monday-Friday, from 9 am to 5 pm Chicago time, CST (press here to check your time difference with the CST time zone). You can start earlier on Fridays, however, you need to be ready for any necessary communication, although some flexibility may be possible.
What we offer:
- Full-time schedule (8 working hours per day, 5/2). Please note that we will not consider candidates planning to combine several jobs.
- Unique opportunity to bring your expertise to a well-established company.
- Remote work.