The ad says“Deeper domain knowledge of rendering, physics or audio in a real-time 3D engine”
The ad says“Experience contributing to a browser engine or browser runtime”
The ad says“Experience contributing to a browser engine or browser runtime”
The ad says“Familiarity with compression methodologies and build size reduction”
The ad says“Working knowledge of C# and JavaScript”
The ad says“Deep, hands-on proficiency with C++ in performance sensitive code”
The ad says“Familiarity with compression methodologies and build size reduction”
The ad says“Experience profiling, debugging and optimizing across the native and browser boundary”
The ad says“Development experience with WebAssembly, using Emscripten and/or LLVM”
The ad says“Working knowledge of C# and JavaScript”
The ad says“Development experience with WebAssembly, using Emscripten and/or LLVM”
The ad says“A proven track record of mentoring engineers and raising code quality standards”
The ad says“Experience profiling, debugging and optimizing across the native and browser boundary”
The ad says“Deeper domain knowledge of rendering, physics or audio in a real-time 3D engine”
The ad says“Experience profiling, debugging and optimizing across the native and browser boundary”
The ad says“Deeper domain knowledge of rendering, physics or audio in a real-time 3D engine”
The ad says“Deeper domain knowledge of rendering, physics or audio in a real-time 3D engine”
The ad says“Development experience with WebAssembly, using Emscripten and/or LLVM”
The ad says“Effective written/verbal communication with peers, managers and key decision makers in other teams”
In this role, you will own meaningful areas of the runtime outright. This is not website development. We embed Unity inside the browser, and the problems are the deep ones: making a single-threaded platform multi-threaded, cutting megabytes out of a build, getting a game playable in seconds rather than minutes
You will work alongside engineers who helped invent the browser technology we build on, and you will help the people around you grow
Own meaningful areas of the Unity Web runtime, from design through to release
Research, design and implement optimizations to the Web build target, such as stripping unused code from builds and progressively loading assets as a game needs them
Improve download size, load and startup performance for Web builds, and set measurable targets for it
Solve uncommon, low-level problems across C++, C# and JavaScript, for example bringing multi-threading to parts of the runtime that are single-threaded today
Partner with teams across Unity who build on the Web platform, translating what they need into platform work
Mentor teammates and help set the bar for code quality across the team
Keep Unity at the frontier of the Web’s constantly evolving capabilities
Benefits
Comprehensive health, life and disability insurance
Employee stock ownership
Generous vacation and personal days
Office food and free snacks, lots of health options!
Employee Resource Groups
Training and development programs
Commute subsidy
Competitive retirement/pension plans
Paid leave for new parents
Mental Health and Wellbeing programs and support
Global Employee Assistance Program
Volunteering and donation matching program
Preferred experience
A proven track record of mentoring engineers and raising code quality standards
Effective written/verbal communication with peers, managers and key decision makers in other teams
Development experience with WebAssembly, using Emscripten and/or LLVM
Working knowledge of C# and JavaScript
Experience profiling, debugging and optimizing across the native and browser boundary
Deep, hands-on proficiency with C++ in performance sensitive code
Ability to decompose complex technical problems and complete them on your own technical judgment
Familiarity with compression methodologies and build size reduction
Deeper domain knowledge of rendering, physics or audio in a real-time 3D engine
Experience contributing to a browser engine or browser runtime
