Software Engineer – Console and PC Games, C++ (Shiver)

About the position Shiver (a Nintendo company) is a boutique game developer based in warm and sunny Miami, Florida. Our small team is made up of highly talented individuals who enjoy working together to make great games. We focus on console (Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox) and PC development of high-profile titles with our most recent release being Hogwarts Legacy for Nintendo Switch, PS4, and Xbox One. We are looking for a full-time onsite experienced C++ programmer to join our software engineering team. As part of our studio, you will work on many different facets of our games, coupling your interests with the needs of the project. The ideal candidate will have a desire to work with core and low-level systems and be excellent at debugging. They will have a passion for games and demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively with a tight-knit team to create games that will surprise and delight players. If this sounds like you, we would love to see your resume! Requirements • Strong C++ game programming and debugging skills • Experience in optimization, low-level programming and game development • Ability to write performant code in a multitude of different areas • Passion for games, programming, and continuous learning • An eye for quality, consistency, and attention to detail • Excellent work ethic and ability to deliver assignments on time • Good written and spoken English Nice-to-haves • Knowledge and experience with Unreal Engine or other proprietary game engines • Graphics programming using shader languages and platform-specific graphics APIs • Experience with multi-threaded systems • Strong knowledge in math, linear algebra, and physics • BA/BS in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or equivalent with GPA of 3.5 or higher • 2+ years of professional experience writing software in C++ Benefits • Full-time position • Onsite work in Miami, Florida Apply To this Job Company : Nintendo Salary : Full-time  

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