Graphics Programmer | Programmeur·se graphique

Pay: Competitive

Employment type: Other

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Graphics Programmer | Programmeur·se graphique

Location: Montreal, QC / Behaviour Digital | Behaviour Digital – Programming | Permanent - full-time | Hybrid work model

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Note: We offer various work modes (remote, flexible, in-office), and opportunities are available for residents of Quebec and Ontario unless specified otherwise.

We are seeking a graphics programmer to join the Dead by Daylight graphics team. Dead by Daylight is a GaaS (Game as a Service) available on PC and consoles. The graphics team collaborates with various disciplines including programming, art, and design to develop rendering features and optimize game performance.

Responsibilities:

• Develop and implement rendering features and systems, including engine features and pipeline tools, such as rendering pipeline optimizations, special effects, and integrating cutting-edge rendering techniques.
• Optimize graphics performance by profiling, analyzing, and addressing bottlenecks using techniques like LODs, culling, and batching.
• Fix bugs related to rendering and graphics, ensuring stability and quality in a live game environment.
• Ensure compatibility and functionality across all supported platforms: PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch.
• Collaborate with other programmers and disciplines such as art and system programming to deliver high-quality rendering features.

Qualifications:

• Minimum 3 years of experience in the gaming industry focusing on graphics programming.
• Strong understanding of 3D graphics principles, shading, lighting, texturing, and rendering techniques.
• Proficiency in modern graphics APIs like DirectX and Vulkan.
• Excellent knowledge of C++.
• Solution-oriented with a collaborative spirit.
• Experience with Unreal Engine 4 or 5 is a plus.

Additional Information:

All job opportunities are open to residents of Quebec and Ontario. Work mode is flexible, including remote, hybrid, or in-office options, unless otherwise indicated.

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