Senior Software Engineer - Low Level GPU at sonyinteractiveentertainmentglobal | JobGan

Senior Software Engineer - Low Level GPU

sonyinteractiveentertainmentglobal
Full time Mid
📡 London 🏙 London, Ontario 📅 Dec 31, 1969 ⏳ Closes Jan 13, 2027
💰 $85,000 – $97,750 CAD/yr
📋 Job Description

The Senior Software Engineer - Low Level GPU role at Sony Interactive Entertainment focuses on developing crucial tools for GPU performance analysis and debugging. This position involves creating technologies that allow for efficient GPU capture and replay, aiding game developers in optimizing their creative endeavors. Candidates should possess strong problem-solving and debugging skills, alongside experience in console graphics development.

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sonyinteractiveentertainmentglobal
📡 London
Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) is a renowned technology company and the driving force behind the PlayStation brand. As a subsidiary of Sony Group Corporation, SIE has established itself as a leader in innovation and excellence within the gaming industry. With a commitment to delivering cutting-edge hardware and n…

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⏳ Closes Jan 13, 2027
Senior Software Engineer - Low Level GPU
sonyinteractiveentertainmentglobal · $85,000 – $97,750 CAD/yr