[linuxjobs] Graduate and experienced C/C++ Linux developer positions – AAA Mac/Linux games developer based in London

[Tom Leather]

Hi all,

I work for Feral Interactive, a Mac and Linux games developer and publisher in south-west London. You can find out more about us here:http://www.feralinteractive.com/

We're currently looking for C/C++ developers with Linux experience. I've listed the description for our graduate roles below, but we're looking for multiple graduate and experienced developers, so feel free to get in contact whatever your level of experience.

Thanks,
Tom Leather


Graduate Linux Games Developer (C/C++)
Feral Interactive is a leading games publisher and developer that 
specialises in bringing the best AAA games to the Mac platform. We are 
currently expanding our portfolio of Linux games and we are looking for 
graduate developers familiar with Linux to assist with this process. 
This is a great opportunity for a new graduate to break into the games 
industry. Previous professional experience is not necessary, but you 
should be comfortable working in C/C++ and be very familiar using, and 
preferably developing for, Linux. If you are due to graduate this year, 
feel free to apply at any point during your final year: the start date 
is flexible, so you can line up a graduate position before you become 
too busy with your finals! What experience should you have? - Strong 
C/C++ skills - Familiarity with Linux, preferably including development 
for Linux What else would help? - A good degree in a technical 
discipline - Games development experience - Experience of 3D graphics 
using OpenGL and/or DirectX - A passion for video games What’s in it for 
you? - Opportunity to be at the forefront of bringing AAA games to Linux 
and SteamOS - Competitive salary - Flexitime - Relaxed small company 
atmosphere - Regular company dinners and outings How do you apply? To 
apply, send a copy of your CV and a covering letter to: 
recruiting at feralinteractive.com You should address your application to 
Tom Leather.