Remote 3D Graphics Engineer - Real-Time Rendering

BairesDev; Peru (IL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Flexible hours

Hardware provided

Paid parental leave

Job summary

BairesDev is seeking a seasoned 3D Engineer to design and optimize real-time graphics pipelines and shaders across platforms. You will translate visual concepts into efficient C++ code, targeting high performance on GPUs.

This role is 100% remote with flexible hours and global collaboration. You will work with Vulkan/DirectX/OpenGL/Metal and contribute to cross-functional teams, pushing the boundaries of graphics hardware and software.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in software engineering with a focus on graphics rendering or GPU programming.
• Experience in real-time graphics pipelines and shader programming (GLSL, HLSL, or MSL).
• Proficiency with Vulkan, DirectX, OpenGL or Metal and GPU architecture basics.
• Strong C++ skills for high-performance systems and fluent English.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement real-time graphics rendering pipelines to achieve high-fidelity visuals.
• Develop and optimize complex shaders for multiple platforms.
• Leverage modern graphics APIs to boost system performance.
• Analyze GPU architectures to implement low-level optimizations and improve frame rates.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate 3D features into core products.
• Identify and resolve rendering bottlenecks to maintain high-performance standards.

Skills

Graphics rendering

Shader programming

C++

Real-time pipelines

GPU programming

Tools

Vulkan

DirectX

OpenGL

Metal

Job description

BairesDev is seeking a seasoned 3D Engineer to design and optimize real-time graphics pipelines and shaders across platforms. You will translate visual concepts into efficient C++ code, targeting high performance on GPUs.

This role is 100% remote with flexible hours and global collaboration. You will work with Vulkan/DirectX/OpenGL/Metal and contribute to cross-functional teams, pushing the boundaries of graphics hardware and software.