Software Engineer : Rendering

Description

Are you a Software Developer interested in joining our core R&D group to develop and enhance our proprietary rendering software (Glimpse); including our state-of-the-art rendering engine, shading system, and scene representation? If the answer is yes, then read on!

For more information on Glimpse

What you’ll get to do:

• Work alongside some of the best artists and developers in the world applying your technical skills to create new tools and techniques for generating highly realistic imagery
• Work in a small but focused group, close to end users
• See the results of your effort up on the screen

What you bring:

• Experience developing 3D rendering software using C++ in high performance computing environments
• Strong mathematical skills and familiarity with numerical methods, probability and statistics used for rendering such as Monte Carlo integration and importance sampling
• A talent and passion for optimisation and a working knowledge of efficient spatial data structures
• A thorough understanding of light transport and global illumination techniques
• You may have knowledge or experience developing shading or raytracing algorithms on massively parallel architectures such as GPUs.
• Working knowledge of shading technologies such as RSL, OSL, GLSL
• An ability to work in a challenging environment, take direction and possess good communication skills
• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Mathematics, Physics or Engineering, or equivalent professional experience
• Willingness to work in a production environment and collaborate with artistic staff
• The ability to maintain an open and professional demeanour regarding direction, changes and shifting requirements
• You may have a background in film, animation, television, visualization or games
• An appreciation of design aesthetics is a plus

What you’ll need to include in your application:

• Your resume/CV
• You may also give links to relevant websites, that might demonstrate your work either as code or as a visual example of the results of your code.