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Unreal Engine Rendering Engineer, Fortnite
Unreal Engine Rendering Engineer, Fortnite
As an Unreal Engine Rendering Engineer for Fortnite, you will develop high-performance rendering solutions across all platforms. You will implement new rendering features, optimize existing ones, and improve performance and visual quality, working closely with artists and designers to bring new content to life.
About the role
What we do
We develop high-performance rendering solutions for Fortnite across all platforms. We are looking for talented and passionate rendering engineers to join our team to help us push the boundaries of real-time graphics in Fortnite. This is a unique opportunity to work on one of the largest games in the world and make a significant impact on its visual quality and performance.
What you'll do
- Implement new rendering features and optimize existing ones for Fortnite.
- Improve rendering performance and visual quality across all platforms.
- Work closely with artists, designers, and other engineers to bring new content and features to life.
- Research and develop innovative rendering techniques.
- Participate in code reviews and help maintain a high-quality codebase.
What we're looking for
- Strong C++ programming skills.
- Experience with Unreal Engine rendering.
- Familiarity with modern GPU programming APIs (e.g., DirectX 12, Vulkan).
- Experience with console and mobile rendering (PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS).
- Solid understanding of real-time rendering techniques and algorithms.
- Experience with shader development and graphics debugging tools.
- Strong problem-solving and debugging skills.
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
- Passion for games and real-time graphics.
- Familiarity with performance analysis tools and optimization techniques.
- Solid understanding of vector math and linear algebra.
Skills
Unreal EngineC++Gpu ProgrammingDirectX 12VulkanPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchAndroidiOSShader developmentGraphics debuggingPerformance AnalysisVector mathLinear algebra