Meta's Reality Labs is at the forefront of developing innovative VR and AR technologies, focusing on creating immersive experiences that transform how people connect and work together. As a Gameplay Software Engineer in the Workrooms team, you'll be instrumental in developing the VR in-meeting experience - a revolutionary virtual space where teams can collaborate effectively regardless of physical location.
The role combines cutting-edge technology with practical applications, requiring expertise in C++ programming and real-time interactive engines. You'll be working on sophisticated systems for digital human representation and animation, creating tools and pipelines that push the boundaries of what's possible in virtual reality.
The position offers the opportunity to work with a diverse team of experts, including engineers, product managers, designers, and researchers, all dedicated to advancing the future of mixed reality technology. You'll be responsible for architecting efficient systems, implementing high-quality code, and ensuring the technology is both powerful and user-friendly.
Meta's commitment to building the next evolution in social technology makes this an exciting opportunity for someone passionate about VR/AR development. The company's resources and scale provide the perfect platform to make a significant impact in the field of virtual reality and mixed reality applications.
The ideal candidate will bring strong technical skills in C++ and 3D engines, combined with a collaborative mindset and passion for creating immersive experiences. You'll be joining a company that's actively shaping the future of digital interaction, with the chance to work on products that will define how people connect and work in virtual spaces.
Working at Meta's Reality Labs means being part of a team that's pushing the boundaries of technology while maintaining a focus on practical, user-centered solutions. The role offers the chance to work on challenging technical problems while contributing to products that will revolutionize how people interact in virtual environments.