Software Engineer

Nuke®, NukeX® and Nuke Studio® offer cutting-edge toolkits for node-based compositing, editorial and review. The Nuke family’s unparalleled flexibility and collaborative workflows help you get the highest quality results—fast.

THE ROLE

This role is an exciting opportunity to be part one of our development teams, which is responsible for delivering high-impact features, feature updates and maintenance to the Nuke product family.

As a Software Engineer at Foundry, you are a self-motivated and inquisitive C++ programmer. You have experience of developing commercial software and a knowledge of software engineering best practices.

Reporting to your team’s Lead Engineer, your daily work will involve the design, implementation, documentation and testing of C++ and Python code, collaborating with other Software Engineers, QA Engineers, Designers and the team’s Product Manager to ensure that the code meets the requirements of customers and is delivered in a timely fashion.  You will help to ensure the quality, scalability, and extensibility of our code. You’ll collaborate closely with your team, focusing on various media formats and their integration into Nuke’s product line.

It will be amongst your responsibilities to understand the business and wider industry. You will be encouraged to play an active role in communicating with internal and external stakeholders, understanding and sharing requirements and proposed solutions. When appropriate, you may be required to represent and support the company and the product at external events.

• Excellent C++ knowledge

• 2+ years experience developing for multithreaded, high-performance commercial applications

• Good track record of problem solving

• Good communication skills, well organized, good time management

• Experience of working in a development team

• Experience of cross-OS development including Windows, Linux, and/or macOS (OS X)

• Experience of writing automated tests

Advantageous Experience

• GUI application development, ideally with Qt

• Knowledge of video file formats and encoding/decoding (e.g. FFmpeg, QuickTime)

• Performance optimisation, including the use of profiling software, such as Intel’s VTune or Xcode Instruments

• Knowledge of Python

• Developing for computer graphics and/or image processing applications in 2D/3D

• Knowledge of VFX post-production workflows, compositing and/or color science

• Understand and practice our development process within the team

• Assist in the design, implementation and documentation of complex software features

• Improve the quality and stability of the product with maintenance bug fixes

• Participate in reviews of your own and colleagues’ code

• Contribute to project planning by providing effort estimates for the team’s future work

• Assist our Customer Support team with investigations and suggestions related to issues reported by users

• 25 days holiday + bank holidays

• Pension scheme & life assurance

• Health cash plan & medical insurance

• Season ticket loan

• Company’s social events

• Gym Discounts

• Personal Annual Development Time

• Passion Days

• Anniversary Day off

THE COMPANY.

Foundry has a heritage of more than 25 years, developing creative software for the Media and Entertainment industry. Its portfolio of award-winning products solves complex visualization challenges to turn incredible ideas into reality.

Working with creative leaders around the globe, Foundry products are used to create breathtaking visual effects and animation and have been integral in the making of every VFX Academy Award-winning film for the past decade.

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