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A global gaming company in Montreal is looking for a Tool Programmer to enhance content creation tools for game development. Candidates should have a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, proficiency in C++ and C#, and a passion for video game development. The role allows for hybrid working and emphasizes collaboration across teams.
As a Tool Programmer, you will design and maintain user-friendly, sustainable tools that support content creation teams, helping them focus on game development. By listening to user needs and applying creativity and precision, you will deliver efficient solutions that bring production ideas to life and empower teams to meet technical challenges and build world-class games.
Your journey at Ubisoft will begin with being trained on one of our internal Engines. From there, you'll dive into your first project, where you'll sharpen your skills by focusing on Build Modernization and Engine Modification.
At the same time, we’re looking for someone who thrives under the hood, someone who loves reverse engineering, low-level tinkering, and solving complex puzzles. You’re not intimidated by legacy systems or old code and instead, you’re able to understand and adjust complex systems. Your adaptability and technical insight will directly influence the capabilities and success of the team.
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About us
Ubisoft is a global leader in gaming with teams across the world creating original and memorable gaming experiences, from Assasin's Creed, Rainbow Six to Just Dance and more. We believe diverse perspectives help both players and teams thrive. If you're passionate about innovation and pushing entertainment boundaries, join our journey and help us create the unknown!
We embrace a hybrid work model helping you stay connected with your team and aligned with business priorities, while giving you the opportunity to maintain your work-life balance. Note, that some roles are fully office-based and are not eligible for hybrid work.