Senior Programmer

PLAY, GROW and WIN

To be a part of Virtuos means to be a creator.  

At Virtuos, we harness the latest technologies to make games better and more immersive than ever before. That is why we pride ourselves in constantly pushing the boundaries of possibility since our founding in 2004. 

Virtuosi is a team of experts – people who have come together to share their mutual passion for making and playing games. People with the same enthusiasm for exploring new ideas and the constant drive to excel in their field. People who believe in earning success through dedication.

At Virtuos, we are at the forefront of gaming, creating exciting new experiences daily. Join us to Play, Grow and Win – together.

• Implement various features within the game engine according to the guidelines specified by the technical director and under the supervision of the lead programmer;
• If needed, develop functionalities in graphics parts, game systems or tools;
• Get involved in the technical architecture defined for the game engine;
• Provide with his in-depth expertise in system programming and share it with the whole team;
• Collaborate with other team members and other development, art or production teams, whatever local or remote;
• Make propositions to improve existing functionalities, for the sake of the final quality of the game;
• Deliver a clean, clearly commented and structured code, in respect of the suitable conditions of performance and reliability;
• Integrate in game when necessary any delivered asset (characters, environments, props, animations, cut-scenes, UIs, sounds, special effects, etc.);
• Investigate and solve bugs identified in the source code (even written by other developers);
• Profile performance or memory troubles and solve them by bringing appropriate optimizations;
• Make sure the provided work result fit the expected quality;
• Report the work in progress and deliver the achieved result on time, along with any information needed to use it properly;
• When necessary, write a technical document explaining the developed or studied system.