Graphics Software Engineer

(Senior) Graphics Software Engineer - Fully Remote

We are seeking an experience Graphics Software Engineer to play a pivotal role in a team designing and developing a next generation rendering engine. This will include implementing state of the art graphics algorithms and supporting systems.

Qualifications, Knowledge and Experience

Essential

• Significant development experience using C/C++.
• Experience with shader programming (GLSL, HLSL or Slang).
• Good understanding of modern graphics APIs: Vulkan, DirectX 12, Metal.
• Good understanding of modern graphics concepts, such as physically based rendering, deferred rendering, post-processing, and real-time lighting/shadowing techniques.
• Strong grasp of GPU architecture, memory management, and multi-threaded rendering.
• Familiarity with graphics debugging and performance profiling tools.
• Self-motivated, quality-focused, and able to work independently.

Desirable

• Experience developing custom rendering engine.
• Experience implementing advanced features such as:
• Raytraced effects for global illumination, shadows or reflections.
• Frame graph and memory management strategies.
• Cross-platform rendering hardware interfaces.
• Scene graph management and data streaming.
• Integrating physics engines or compute workloads within graphics pipelines.
• GPU driven rendering.
• Knowledge of GLTF or other modern scene/asset formats.

Responsibilities

• Work as part of a team developing global industry-standard vehicle simulation software.
• Design and develop new features using state-of-the-art graphics techniques.
• Produce high-quality software for customers.
• Maintain and improve existing products.
• Advocate good software engineering practices and continuous professional development.
• Work to delivery deadlines.

The Package:

• Basic salary in the range £65,000 to £75,000 dependent on experience
• Bonus Scheme – c10% of salary on-target payment
• Fully Remote Working
• 25 days holiday, Pension, Income Protection, Healthcare, Vehicle scheme etc…