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Meta · 2 months ago

Software Engineer, Graphics

Los Angeles, CA

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$218K/yr - $240K/yr

3+ years exp

Meta Platforms, Inc. (Meta) builds technologies that help people connect, find communities, and grow businesses. They are seeking a Software Engineer, Graphics to develop real-time graphics prototypes and products for future AR and VR products, while collaborating with teams to design and develop VR features.

Computer Software

Comp. & Benefits

Responsibilities

Develop real-time graphics prototypes and products for future AR and VR products

Develop highly optimized real-time solutions with GPU rendering, ray tracing, and compute

Write clean readable code, debug complex problems that span systems, prioritize ruthlessly and get things done with a high level of efficiency

Develop custom rendering pipelines driven by UE4, Unity and internal game engines

Integrate networking, avatars and platform functionality to enable social experiences

Efficiently implement solutions across multiple operating systems such as Android, Windows and MacOS

Collaborate with cross functional and multi-disciplinary teams across the system stack to design and develop VR features and to troubleshoot issues

Contribute to shape and drive the future direction of the team and its deliverables

Qualification

CC++GPU architectureDirectX11+OpenGLReal-time ray tracing3D mathGame engines developmentWriting code for VulkanDebuggingCollaborationProblem-solving

Required

Requires a Bachelor's degree(or foreign equivalent) in Computer Science, Engineering, Applied Sciences, Mathematics, Physics or a related field and three years of work experience in the job offered or in a computer-related occupation

Requires three years of experience in the following:

C and C++

Developing game engines or real-time systems

GPU architecture, hardware caches, code generation and profiling

DirectX11+, OpenGL or other high-level graphics APIs

3D math and linear algebra

Real-time ray tracing

Writing code for DirectX, Vulkan, or DXR API