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Sign Up to ReadThe company is a game development studio and a division of a larger games group. Its teams work on the belief that giving people time, tools, and support produces a creative culture where they can do their best work.
The studio is based in Austin, Texas, and is growing a new studio in Montreal, Quebec. This role is in the Montreal team, where you will build and connect UI features in Unreal Engine as the team works toward its first AAA game.
The company wants a programmer who enjoys making game interfaces that feel intuitive and respond well to players.
Based in Montreal, Quebec, as part of the Montreal team.
The company is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer.
This list describes the general content of the role and is not a complete list of its duties or requirements.
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