Senior Shader Systems Engineer - Cross-Platform Graphics

Unity; Stratford-upon-Avon; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 102,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Commuter subsidy

Employee stock ownership

Pension plan

Generous vacation days

Parental support

Office snacks

Wellbeing programs

Training and development

Job summary

Unity is seeking a Senior Graphics Engineer for the Shader Systems team to collaborate across graphics teams and enhance shader workflows. You will tackle shader tech, from runtime variant handling to cross-platform shader compilation, ensuring shader portability across platforms and render pipelines.

The role emphasizes collaboration with engineers and artists, contributing to a robust shader toolchain and production-grade shader features across Unity’s engines.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated programming skills in C++ and shader languages.
• Knowledge of real-time 3D graphics and Modern Graphics APIs.
• Ability to collaborate with developers, customers, and leadership, both verbally and via documentation.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain high-quality and performant shader management system.
• Maintain existing systems, improving performance, testability and stability.
• Work with multi-functional teams to bring new engine features to all platforms.
• Enable Unity shaders to work across platforms, render pipelines, and performance levels.
• Build automated tests for new features and bug fixes.

Skills

C++

Shader languages

Real-time graphics

Documentation

Tools

DXC

Slang

DXIL

SPIR-V

Job description

Unity is seeking a Senior Graphics Engineer for the Shader Systems team to collaborate across graphics teams and enhance shader workflows. You will tackle shader tech, from runtime variant handling to cross-platform shader compilation, ensuring shader portability across platforms and render pipelines.

The role emphasizes collaboration with engineers and artists, contributing to a robust shader toolchain and production-grade shader features across Unity’s engines.