Job Description

As Interaction Engineer you love to prototype new ideas, especially those that touch a number of topics. From gameplay to AI, UX to Animation, anything goes. You are motivated and able to operate in a highly dynamic environment.

For this role, you will be working on a small team and will develop tools and examples to improve workflows for content creation on our platform. With a focus on user and developer experience, you will be delivering software that will allow developers to create exciting and new experiences on our platform.

You must have expert C++ skills and have shipped world-class technologies or products on mobile, desktop or virtual and . Strong 3D math and linear algebra skills, as well as experience working with games software or similar real time systems is a must. You must be prepared to drive ambiguous projects in a fast-paced environment with a high degree of self-motivation and direction.

You are passionate about Mixed Reality’s role in the future of computing and are ready and eager for the challenges involved in creating world-class experiences and tools that fulfill the potential of Magic Leap’s groundbreaking technology.

Responsibilities:

  • Design, implement, optimize and debug software tools and systems
  • Work within a small agile team to deliver high-quality Mixed Reality Tools and Content Examples
  • Create the technology that makes content creation workflows more accessible, powerful and fun
  • Work with internal and external content teams to deliver powerful solutions and support
  • Comfortable with using multiple technologies (custom or off-shelf) to develop solutions
  • Troubleshoot and resolve software defects and other technical issues
  • Strong focus on user and developer experience

Qualifications: 

  • 5+ years of professional experience building interactive experiences in gaming or real-time 3D technologies
  • Strong C++ experience
  • Experience working in Unreal C++ and Blueprints
  • Strong 3D math skills
  • Strong debugging skills
  • Strong creative and UX elements reflected in approach and prototypes
  • Deep understanding of established programming design patterns
  • Self motivated problem solver
  • Enjoys working with experimental and prototype hardware
  • Excellent communication skills (written, verbal, and interpersonal)
  • Experience working with Virtual and Augmented Reality technologies
  • Experience working with or interested in Artificial Intelligence is a plus
  • Unity and mobile software development is a plus

 Education: 

  • BA/BS in Computer Science or related field

Additional Information

  • All your information will be kept confidential according to Equal Employment Opportunities guidelines.
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