Senior Game / Simulation Developer

An innovative technology company that builds real-time 3D interactive training, digital twin, and simulation solutions for industrial environments is seeking a Senior Game / Simulation Developer to design, build, and maintain real-time 3D applications and technical tools.

Responsibilities:

  • Development & Architecture: Build real-time 3D applications, physics-based logic, movement systems, and simulation features while contributing to technical architecture and estimation.

  • Hardware & Systems Integration: Integrate third-party and in-house hardware (microcontrollers, sensors, PLCs) with software applications.

  • Code Quality & Maintenance: Troubleshoot complex technical issues, optimize workflows, and maintain clean, reliable, and maintainable code bases.

  • Mentorship & Leadership: Guide junior developers through code reviews, practical mentoring, and technical problem-solving.

  • Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with artists, designers, engineers, and project stakeholders to deliver complete, end-to-end solutions.


Minimum Requirements:

  • Software Development Experience: Proven track record in a production environment (real-time 3D, games, simulations, or engineering tools).

  • Technical & Math Foundations: Strong proficiency in 3D mathematics (vectors, transforms, coordinate spaces, physics) and solid problem-solving skills.

  • Programming Proficiency: Strong background in C#, C++, GDScript, or a similar object-oriented language, with the ability to quickly adapt to new engines/codebases.

  • Software Engineering Practices: Solid understanding of software architecture, clean code principles, source control, profiling, and debugging.

  • Communication & Autonomy: Ability to work independently, interpret complex documentation, and articulate technical concepts to both peers and junior team members.

  • Beneficial Skills

    • Experience with Godot (highly advantageous), Unity, or Unreal Engine.

    • Background in digital twins, industrial training applications, or simulation logic.

    • Experience with hardware integration (serial communications, sensors, PLCs, microcontrollers).

    • Knowledge of custom editor tool creation, 3D asset pipelines, and runtime performance optimization.

    • Familiarity with APIs, databases, networked applications, or technical team leadership.



Benefits:

Competitive salary based on experience (salary can potentially be more based on experience/skills)

IF you meet the above requirements and want to make a career-changing move, apply today by emailing your CV to itcareers@hireresolve.za.com

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