Associate UI Software Engineer (Unreal Engine 5)

1 Month ago • Upto 2 Years • Game Engine

Job Summary

Job Description

Blackbird Interactive is seeking an Associate UI Software Engineer to develop intuitive and accessible interfaces for upcoming Unreal Engine 5 games. The role involves utilizing UMG/Slate, Blueprints, and C++ to ship features, learn from experienced engineers, and see work on-screen for millions of players. This position is a chance to contribute to various projects, including world-class IPs and original creations across multiple genres. The company offers a four-day work week and supports in-studio, remote (within Canada), and hybrid work arrangements.

Must have:

0-2 years of C++/Unreal work experience.
Demonstrated UI/UX skills through personal projects or game entries.
Knowledge of version-control tools like Git or Perforce.

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Job Details

Blackbird Interactive is a creative-fueled, future-driven, independent game studio where the best talent in the industry can find long-term careers to help grow their abilities while working on a wide range of projects, which encompass world-class IPs as well as our own creations across multiple genres.

In 2022, we announced that our studio is implementing a four-day work week as well as supporting in-studio, remote within Canada, and hybrid work arrangements as permanent options to our employees.

Blackbird Interactive would like to connect with associate-level UI Software Engineers to help craft intuitive, accessible interfaces for our upcoming Unreal Engine 5 games. You’ll ship features in UMG/Slate, Blueprints and C++, learn from veteran engineers and see your work on‑screen by millions of players.

Interested in connecting? Please submit an application, letting us know when you’re next available. From there, if your profile is a good match, we will be in touch with more information.

Your experience should showcase:

- 0‑2 years of game, app or academic C++/Unreal work

- Great UI/UX demonstrated personal projects, mods or game‑jam entries

- Knowledge of (or are eager to learn) version‑control tools such as Git or Perforce.

This posting is an opportunity to submit your application for future consideration; this is not a role that is open at this time. We anticipate this role may be open in the future, but we are not actively hiring for the position. If you would like to be considered for this potential role, please submit your application. If the role becomes available, you may receive an email from a recruiter.