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Tools Programmers
3 months ago
Description
Job Title
Tools Programmer Intern - Virtual Production
Job Location
Cary, North Carolina, United States
Job Overview
- Epic Games is seeking dynamic interns to join our dev teams in 2024.
- Join a team that's pushing the limits of interactive entertainment on projects like Fortnite and Unreal Engine.
- Given challenging projects throughout the work term, providing a meaningful experience with high performance expectations.
- Opportunity to build something Epic!
Compensation
- Competitive internship compensation package.
Responsibilities
- Create automated tests for Virtual Production tools.
- Improve the QA testing framework at Epic Games.
- Work closely with the Virtual Production team members.
- Investigate and fix bugs.
Requirements
- Strong C++ knowledge.
- Experience creating test automation for C++ based applications.
- Python/C# familiarity is a plus.
- Solid communication skills and strong work ethic.
- Game engine fundamentals, Unreal Engine experience a plus.
- Knowledge of software quality standards and best practices.
- Knowledge of testing tools and frameworks.
- Experience with core system tasks, such as graphics, audio/video, networking, memory handling, I/O, etc.
- Preference for experience with virtual production.
- Samples of technical work online (Github, personal site, etc.) are desired.
We're excited for you to apply!
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Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
For Cary, NC | $3,215/mo
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