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Unreal Engine Developer ( C++) - Remote

Posted 3 days ago

samprasoftBentonville (AR)

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Senior

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About the role

Job TitleWe are solving a huge problem at Client and in retail in general. What is on our store shelves (or not on our store shelves) at any given time? To solve this problem, we are leaning into cameras and computer vision. We need synthetic data to tackle this problem at Client massive scale. This is an opportunity to be a crucial and impactful part of a small organization that is solving one of the biggest problems in retail, inventory intelligence.
Responsibilities: You might be wondering why Client would need an Unreal Engine Developer. After all, Client sells content made with Unreal Engine but it doesn’t make them, right? Wrong! Client is working with cutting edge technologies like AI and Computer Vision to solve real world problems. If you’re an unreal engine developer, we need you to create synthetic environments procedurally based upon pre-existing datasets. We need you to recreate a digital environment that realistically represents our stores for synthetic data generation and visualization of data.
Requirements:
  • Experience in programming in C++Working well with others
  • Programming game mechanics and features in UE5 with Blueprints and C++Experience with pulling data / assets from APIs for on-demand rendering
  • Interesting portfolio
  • Knowledge of Computer Vision
  • General knowledge of 3D rendering for synthetic data generation
  • Experience in optimizing, profiling, and debugging
  • Discipline and self-reliance, organized work style
  • Experience with version control systems (ex. git)
Nice To Have:
  • Experience in building code architecture from scratch
  • Portfolio of personal projects/ commercial games
  • Technical degree
  • Knowledge of software design patterns
  • Experience in graphics programming (shaders)
  • Knowledge of AR/MR technology

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