Senior Engine Programmer, Content Distribution
Epic Games2 months ago
Responsibilities
- Architect and implement low-level engine systems across multiple platforms, including networking, I/O access interfaces, analytics, and language tooling.
- Re-architect Unreal Engine to support granular, on-demand content delivery.
- Own the design, development, and delivery of complex new features in a live game product.
- Integrate multiple engine subsystems into maintainable functional solutions.
- Design stable APIs that expose engine capabilities to gameplay layers and internal and external developers.
- Collaborate with core engine and gameplay teams across Epic projects.
- Drive debugging, maintenance, system reliability, and optimization across platforms.
Requirements
- Strong C++ skills and the ability to architect low-level game systems and associated tooling.
- Experience creating and maintaining APIs with strong backward-compatibility requirements.
- Demonstrated ability to apply code design patterns in live environments to improve stability and reduce maintenance.
- Experience with multiple programming languages and leveraging their strengths effectively.
- Experience writing performant code across multiple hardware platforms, including game consoles.
- Strong problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills, including the ability to navigate ambiguity and define deliverables.
- Familiarity with AI-assisted development tools and workflows is a plus.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, vision HRA, long-term disability, life insurance, and 401k with competitive match, with premiums fully covered for employees and dependents.
- Free therapy and coaching through Modern Health for employees and dependents.
- Unlimited PTO and sick time, company-wide paid breaks, employee events, and a paid sabbatical after seven years of employment.
Tech Stack
C++Unreal Engine
Categories
Gaming
About Epic Games
Epic Games builds Fortnite and operates the Epic Games Store, and develops Unreal Engine and Epic Online Services for game studios and creators. Its business model spans game sales and in-game purchases, Unreal Engine licensing and royalties, and revenue share from its storefront and services. Founded in 1991 and headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, this privately held company’s technology is also used in film/TV, architecture, automotive, and simulation.