C++ Senior Software Engineer at Demonware (British Columbia)

C++ Senior Software Engineer at Demonware (British Columbia)

14 Oct
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Activision Blizzard
|
British Columbia

14 Oct

Activision Blizzard

British Columbia

Elevate online gaming experiences as a Senior Software Engineer on the Client Code team at Demonware in Vancouver, BC. Design and implement C++ client libraries for leading Activision titles.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you will enhance the SDK used by clients like Call of Duty, designing robust APIs and productive networking solutions. Your role involves maintaining build pipelines, optimizing CI processes, and debugging cross-functional issues to ensure seamless service. Collaborate with game studios, contribute to internal tooling, and mentor junior engineers in best practices.

Key Responsibilities:
• Own and improve Client Code SDK build pipelines
• Ensure reliable CI for all C++ products
• Design new features in C++ client libraries




• Debug complex production issues with tools
• Collaborate with teams on SDK features integration

Requirements:
• 8+ years of C++ software engineering experience
• Strong expertise in modern C++ and CI/CD pipelines
• Knowledge of networking fundamentals like TCP/UDP
• Proficient with debugging tools like Wireshark
• Excellent communication skills and collaborative mindset

Contribute to the evolution of gaming technology through innovative C++ development at Demonware in Vancouver.
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📌 C++ Senior Software Engineer at Demonware (British Columbia)
🏢 Activision Blizzard
📍 British Columbia

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