Senior Game Software Engineer at EA SPORTS (British Columbia)

Senior Game Software Engineer at EA SPORTS (British Columbia)

13 Oct
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Global Sports Jobs
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British Columbia

13 Oct

Global Sports Jobs

British Columbia

Elevate gaming technology with EA SPORTS as a Senior Game Software Engineer. Focus on user-generated experiences and improved game creation pipelines across multiple platforms.

The Advanced Technology Group within EA SPORTS is seeking a skilled engineer with over 10 years of experience in software development. In this strategic role, you will collaborate on multi-year projects that enhance user experiences using various game engines, focusing on complex implementation and debugging tasks. Your expertise in C++ and familiarity with game development technologies will be crucial.

Key Responsibilities:
• Implement core logic and game flows for user experiences
• Develop solutions for game features and load-time optimization




• Provide guidance for technology improvements and optimizations
• Collaborate with domain owners to integrate technologies
• Analyze development cycle metrics and impacts

Requirements:
• 10+ years in software development, 6+ in C++
• Experience with game engines like Unreal or Frostbite
• Proficient in large-scale system integration
• Debugging skills for complex applications
• Bachelor’s degree in computer science or similar

Bring your expertise in game development to advance EA SPORTS’ cutting-edge technology.
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📌 Senior Game Software Engineer at EA SPORTS (British Columbia)
🏢 Global Sports Jobs
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