Senior Graphics Programmer

• You will work in Guerrilla’s Tech Team on the company’s engine, specializing in the rendering aspects;
• You will work directly with the artists, and help analyze feature requests, artistic wishes and design and implement algorithms to improve our games;
• You will offer support with performance analysis and optimizations, and give direction to the artists on how to create content that performs well.

• You have shipped one or more games;
• You have a fiery passion for programming in general;
• You have a special knack for everything graphics, light, math and rendering-related;
• You are fluent in C++ and shading languages;
• You have a passion for GPU and CPU Profiling and enjoy optimizing from high-level algorithms down to low-level assembly;
• You enjoy working directly with Artists and have a team-oriented attitude;
• You are ambitious, and even though you like tried-and-tested methods you are not afraid to try something radical or new every now and then;
• You encourage other people to be ambitious as well, but you always make sure to avoid unnecessary risks.

• You have a Bachelor/Master’s degree in Computer Science or relevant field;
• You are familiar with the inner workings of current GPU architectures;
• You are experienced in writing Compute Shaders for graphics or non-graphics tasks;
• You have experience designing and implementing parallel/distributed systems;
• You are fluent with DirectX, GNM, etc.

We review countless applications. Follow these golden rules when completing your application; 

Do: 

• Upload a code sample in the form of a .zip archive containing:
• A number of at least 10 files that demonstrate your coding abilities;
• A readme document explaining what is in the file and what these files are expected to portray;
• A project that you are proud to share and are able to demonstrate verbally; 
• An example that shows an adequate amount of: 
  - Structure;
  - Complexity;
  - Efficiency;
  - Coding style and standards.

Don't: 

• Share complete projects that takes us alot of time to browse through to find the ‘example’ code; 
• Share links to online services such as github, bitbucket, dropbox, google drive, etc