SENIOR GAME SYSTEMS ENGINEER

This role must focus on the simplest system that delivers the objective without over-engineering, or boxed in solutions. It must consider optimal workflows to enable the content teams to utilize the system at scale. It's necessary to think about operations once the system is live with observability through telemetry and logging.

This person must be a full stack developer who can create functional gray-box UI/UX with client and server functional implementation, with consideration of back-end processing and storage.

Responsabilities:

• Architect and implement efficient client-server game systems that deliver a great player experience.

• Implement and guide the user interface for these systems.

• Build tools and automation that streamline workflows for content creators, and customer support.

• Develop robust data schema to make the system efficient and durable.

• Mentor and assist other engineers esp. in utilizing these systems.

Required Experience:

• Demonstrated experience building AAA real-time multi-player online game systems (e.g. missions, housing, crafting, abilities, in-game store).

• Direct game development experience in Unreal Engine 5 (preferred) or 4.

• Demonstrated experience working with cross-functional teams.

• Strong networking and data system experience.

• Multiple shipped titles.

• Strong communication skills.

Nice-to-have Experience:

• Experience in game cloud services especially using JVM (Java, Kotlin).

• Experience implementing good UI/UX.

• Expertise integrating and implementing content creation tools.

• Live operations and analytics experience.

• Experience working with Machine Learning and Generative AI.

• Python, Blueprints.
  

We are an equal opportunity employer. We cater to the worldwide game audience and believe diversity of thought, background, and experience inside our company is critical to making the best games. We offer competitive compensation and benefits and an opportunity to forge new game experiences in a space where your voice matters.