Own and evolve critical subsystems across the engine stack, from low-level C++ to high-level C# APIs across editor, build, and runtime code.
Design and implement high-performance, extensible APIs intended for embedded, cross-process, and networked configurations.
Develop schemes to manage execution timing and resource contention within or between processes and over the network with minimal overhead.
Orchestrate loading, change tracking, serializing, and synchronizing components and assets in bandwidth and latency-constrained environments.

Requirements

Core Engine Expertise: Experience building or fundamentally extending game engine cores, middleware, or foundational systems (e.g., serialization, build pipelines, memory subsystems).
Architectural Vision + Practical Implementation: Design modular, testable systems, then implement and debug them yourself end-to-end.
High-Performance Coding: Strong C++ and C# skills, with practical understanding of CPU caches, branch behavior, memory layout, and profiling.
Engine-Wide Breadth: Hands-on experience across multiple engine domains (e.g., physics, animation, input, assets) and how they interact.
You might also have: Experience with WASM, embedded runtimes, or compiler pipelines (Mono, CoreCLR, etc.).
Deep knowledge of multithreading, job systems, lock-free techniques, and/or Unity DOTS.
Experience solving cross-platform issues across consoles, mobile, and desktop.
Familiarity with networking concepts such as replication, authority, and RPCs.

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

C++C#WASMmultithreadingjob systemslock-free techniquesUnity DOTSserializationbuild pipelinesnetworking concepts

Soft Skills

architectural visionpractical implementationmodular designdebugginghigh-performance coding