Senior Software Engineer, Avatar Animation | Roblox San Mateo
Senior Software Engineer, Avatar Animation | Roblox San Mateo
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Help develop experiences that push the quality bar beyond what was previously thought possible on the platform
- Analyze existing animation tech and tools and determine what a project needs to meet its objectives
- Write documentation on issues, improvements, and feature requests across character animation tech on RobloxWork closely with gameplay engineers to implement gameplay interactions using animation tech
- Implement innovative solutions to feature requests and collaborate with the avatar animation team on larger features
- Work with internal content teams and community developers to improve the state of animation on Roblox
- 8+ years of experience, with knowledge of character animation, game engines, and tools
- Strong C++ skills, with the ability to write high-quality, performant code (Lua experience is a plus)
- Passion for building interactive experiences with great animations
- A foundation-oriented mindset: you value strong 3D math skills and well-thought-out code architecture
- A performance focus, with the ability to implement performant solutions for platforms including mobile
- Self-sufficiency, self-organization, and the ability to own a project through its full lifecycle
- A team-player mentality, with excellent interpersonal and communication skills
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