Game Programmer
Posted 1 week ago by rmg digital
£275 Per day
Outside
Remote
United Kingdom
Summary: The Game Programmer role is a contract position based in the UK, focusing on graphic programming primarily using Unreal Engine for console gaming. The position requires experience in C++ shader programming and working with APIs like Vulkan and DirectX. The role involves remote work after an initial onboarding period in Manchester and London. Candidates should have a background in console game development and have shipped a game or project previously.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support clients on the latest projects related to graphic programming.
- Develop and optimize graphic features using Unreal Engine.
- Collaborate with teams during the onboarding process in Manchester and London.
Key Skills:
- Experience with Unreal Engine.
- Proficiency in C++ shader programming.
- Familiarity with APIs such as Vulkan and DirectX.
- Experience in console game development.
- Proven track record of shipping a game or project.
Salary (Rate): £275 daily
City: undetermined
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: remote
IR35 Status: outside IR35
Seniority Level: undetermined
Industry: IT
Job Title: Game Programmer
Location: UK Based (No sponsorship available)
Day Rate: £275 Outside IR35
Job Position: Contract – 6 months
Work Pattern: Remote – 4 days total in Manchester & London for onboarding with their clients (expenses covered). Then fully remote for the rest of the contract
I’m currently on the lookout for 2 Graphic programmers to join one of my clients on a remote basis. You will be supporting their clients on the latest projects and develop/optimize graphic features using Unreal Engine mainly on console gaming.
Requirements as a Graphic Programmer:
- Experienced working with Unreal, C++ Shader programming
- Worked with Apis i.e Vulkan and DirectX
- Worked on Console game development and has previously shipped a game/project
If this position is of interest and you match the requirements listed. Please do reach out!
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