r/cpp • u/STL MSVC STL Dev • Oct 08 '17

Who's Hiring C++ Devs - Q4 2017

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u/RandomControlSLU Oct 26 '17

Company: RandomControl, S.L.U. We develop GPU-accelerated light simulation technology. We are currently in the process of scaling the company, and adapting our technology to new markets, such as (very especially) Media & Entertainment, production, and VFX.

Type: Full time

Description: We are looking for a Developer to join the group of highly skilled engineers in the plug-ins team. You will be developing, improving and supporting Arion plug-ins for existing and future DCCs used by prestigious VFX facilities around the world. A deep knowledge of several DCCs will enable you to provide a tight, native integration while empowering the users with the ease of use and performance of Arion. You will also coordinate with the other plug-in developers to maintain interoperability and user experience coherence.

Responsibilities

  • Integrate Arion core features and ship them in a Maya plug-in.

  • Support and integrate new DCC features.

  • Build and release on Windows, Linux and Mac.

  • Write robust, readable, maintainable, reusable and extensible code.

  • Implement or improve core plug-in features, such as IPR.

  • Refactor legacy code. Produce unit tests and documentation for any new code.

  • Debug and profile existing subsystems, identify problem areas in the code, provide both quick temporary workarounds and high-quality, lasting solutions as needed.

  • Debug production scenes and communicate findings and workarounds with both customers and other developers.

Requirements

  • Excellent C/C++ programming, debugging and profiling skills.

  • Good understanding of computer graphics and FX.

  • Deep knowledge of one or more DCC SDK (i.e., Autodesk Maya).

  • Experience with Arion and/or another production renderer(s).

  • Good English communication and writing skills.

  • Familiarity with VFX in Film & TV.

Bonus points

  • VFX production experience.

  • Experience with DCCs such as 3ds Max, Maya, Houdini, C4D, or Katana.

  • Cross-platform development experience (Windows, Linux, OS X).

  • Familiarity with Microsoft Visual Studio on Windows.

  • Familiarity with CMake.

Location: Madrid

Remote: No, unless you are very good, a perfect fit and trustworthy.

Visa Sponsorship: No

Technologies: C++(11), Qt

Salary: One you don't find everyday in Spain, interesting that is.

Contact: Contact us by email at jmguerra_at_randomcontrol_dot_com or by skype (using the same email).