Graphics Programmer Internship

About the role

With multiple awards to our name, Larian Studios has proven that we’re dedicated to delivering high-quality role-playing games. As we move on to new projects, the studio that brought you Baldur’s Gate 3 & Divinity: Original Sin 2 is looking for a Graphics Programming Intern to join the team and help us in crafting the high calibre games our fans have come to expect.

Responsibilities - Help to maintain and extend our proprietary engine’s graphics stack (Global illumination, particle simulation, custom materials, post-process effects, culling, texture or visual streaming …).

- Work closely together with the content production teams, (Tech) Art, level design, VFX … to implement visual effects of topnotch quality.

- Write robust, performant, well tested and maintainable code.

- Be an active participant in the design and production of the game; the technical side of the creative team!

Requirements - Good knowledge of C++

- Knowledge of the DirectX 12 API and HLSL

- Understand concepts like GPU driven rendering, culling, deferred rendering, lighting, and post processing

- Open minded, willing to experiment and iterate over a specific feature

- Good communication skills in English

- You are a team player and willing to take responsibility

- Problem-solving skills

- Willingness to work full-time on-site at our Barcelona studio

- Proven track record: share your portfolio with explicit work you have done.

What we offer - An international team of over 500 employees spread across 7 studios around the world, each of which have their own unique qualities, and maintain a small-studio feel

- An open, collaborative environment where ideas are welcome and encouraged

- A managerial team consisting of highly experienced game developers at the top of their fields

- Sharing hobbies and passions with likeminded colleagues

- Inclusive environment with many activities organized by the studios or the employees

- Commitment to making the best game possible for the fans, including listening to community feedback

See the posting on Larian's site