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The incumbent is responsible for contributing to the mission of the March of Giant anti‑cheat team, ensuring a fair and competitive setting for the community. The incumbent will make the game client more resilient against manipulation by implementing encryption, obfuscation, and platform‑level security features. They will also help enhance robust detection systems, including in‑game metrics, machine learning, and AI‑based methods.

To succeed in this position, the incumbent must combine the skills of a security professional with the mindset of an engine programmer, implementing complex security features directly into the game engine and ensuring seamless integration with the client’s UI and Ubisoft’s online services. Develop and implement core anti‑cheat technologies directly within the game engine, focusing on code hardening and client security, and integrating with March of Giant’s and Ubisoft online systems.



Integrate and maintain platform security features to strengthen the game's defense against cheats.

Apply your knowledge of Windows internals and operating system security to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities. Debug complex issues related to game security and performance and propose optimal solutions. Stay up to date with the latest trends in game security, reverse engineering, and cheat development to proactively counter emerging threats.

A degree in Computer Science or Software Engineering (or other relevant training) Security expertise: proven experience in cybersecurity, vulnerability analysis, or a similar field. Knowledge of game protection technologies, including obfuscation, anti‑tamper measures, and various forms of detection is highly valued. Strong C++ skills: proven experience in C++ programming, with a solid understanding of low‑level systems, multi‑threading, and memory management.

Windows internals knowledge: a deep understanding of Windows operating system architecture, APIs, and security mechanisms. Problem‑solving skills: the ability to solve complex technical challenges and anticipate potential security vulnerabilities.

📌 Anti-Cheat Programmer (March of Giant) (Montreal)
🏢 Ubisoft Montréal
📍 Montreal