21 hours ago
Paris, FranceSenior
Responsibilities
- Maintain and debug the game physics system by investigating and correcting bugs.
- Analyze and resolve technical issues involving collisions, particles, and related physics systems.
- Develop new features for physics simulation and object placement and orientation.
- Optimize collision and real-time physics performance.
- Collaborate in an international context under the Lead Engine Programmer.
Requirements
- Significant C++ development experience in the video game industry.
- Production experience and strong proficiency with a physics engine such as Havok, Chaos, Bullet, or PhysX.
- Ability to work independently and proactively with strong interpersonal skills.
- English proficiency sufficient for easy communication in an international environment.
Benefits
- Access to Ubisoft’s internal e-learning platform from the first day.
- Access to an internal library of Ubisoft, competitor, console, and board games.
- CSE preferential pricing for shows, cinemas, concerts, sports centers, amusement parks, and other activities.
- Career development planning and clear annual objectives after one year.
- Access to employee clubs, sports facilities, bicycles, organized weekend activities, and internal sales.
- Permanent contract and office-based work arrangement.
Tech Stack
Categories
Gaming
About Ubisoft
Ubisoft develops and publishes video games for console, PC, and mobile players worldwide, monetized through premium titles, downloadable content, live services, and the Ubisoft+ subscription. Founded in 1986 and headquartered in Saint-Mandé, France, it operates studios globally and is publicly traded on Euronext Paris. Franchises include Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six, and Just Dance.