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We are seeking an experienced and highly skilled Senior Unreal Developer to lead the design and development of high-performance real-time applications using Unreal Engine (UE4/UE5). This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a collaborative environment, enjoys solving complex technical challenges, and is passionate about building scalable, high-quality interactive experiences. As a senior member of the team, you will play a key role in shaping architecture, mentoring developers, and driving technical excellence across projects. What You Will Do Design, develop, and optimize advanced systems using Unreal Engine (UE4/UE5) Architect scalable, maintainable solutions for gameplay, simulation, or visualization Lead implementation of core features (rendering, physics, UI, networking, etc.) Collaborate closely with designers, artists, and stakeholders to deliver high-quality experiences Optimize performance across CPU, GPU, memory, and streaming systems Write clean, efficient, and maintainable C++ and Blueprint code Troubleshoot and resolve complex technical issues Mentor junior and mid-level developers through code reviews and guidance Contribute to technical roadmaps, standards, and best practices What You Will Need Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in computer science, Software Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience)5-10+ years of relevant development experience Demonstrated portfolio or shipped projects strongly preferred Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Must Have Skills: 5+ years of professional experience with Unreal Engine (UE4/UE5) Strong expertise in: Unreal Engine gameplay framework (GameMode, Actors, Components, etc.) Blueprint scripting and C++ integration Level streaming and world partition systems Advanced proficiency in C++ Proven experience delivering at least one shipped product (game, simulation, or real-time application) Strong understanding of performance optimization techniques and tools Experience with version control systems (Perforce or Git) Solid understanding of software architecture and design patterns Experience with: Multiplayer systems (replication, RPCs) Unreal profiling tools (Unreal Insights, GPU/CPU profiling) Niagara VFX systems and animation pipelines Knowledge of rendering pipelines, materials, and shaders Experience integrating third-party SDKs or APIs Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and build automation Strong technical leadership and ownership mindset Ability to mentor and guide other developers Excellent problem-solving and debugging skills Clear communication with both technical and non-technical stakeholders Ability to balance technical quality with project timelines Passion for real-time development and continuous improvement Good To Have Skills Experience with VR/AR (OpenXR, Meta, etc.) Background in simulation, training, or enterprise visualization Familiarity with AI systems (behavior trees, navigation) Knowledge of cloud-connected Unreal applications Exposure to other engines (Unity or proprietary engines) .
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