Senior Unreal Developer- Lead

About the Role

We are looking for a Senior Unreal Developer to help lead the development team of an internal studio project. Working with junior game developers, game designers, and artists from around the world, the Senior Unreal Developer will help turn designs into awesome new features.

Responsibilities

Help design, architect and implement game features with the design team.
Take an active part in game creation.
Communicate with the testing team to ensure features are production ready.
Maintain and optimize new and existing game features.
Deliver high quality and well-structured code.
Share knowledge and help colleagues/interns.

Requirements

3-5 years prior professional experience with Unreal engine
3 + years professional experience with C++
Experience with Unreal networking model (RPCs, Replication, etc..)
Experience with Unreal AI(Behavior Trees, EQS, Navigation, Perception, SlateTree, etc…)
Good communication, leadership and team development skills
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to lead teams in high-pressure situations.
Excellent receipt and delivery of constructive/positive feedback in a professional manner.
Strong and current industry knowledge.
Passion for gaming a plus

What We Offer

Competitive Salary
401K
Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision, Life coverage options
Work/Life Balance
Generous Paid Time Off
Paid Holidays and Sick Leave
STD/LTD/ FSA, Dependent Care, Aflac
Employee Assistance Programs
Other Perks/Animal Friendly Office
Remote/Hybrid options
Diverse/Inclusive Culture

Job Category: Game Developer Software Engineering

Job Type: Full Time- W-2 or Contractor

Job Location: Remote or North Carolina- USA

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