Green Man Gaming are a market leading digital distributor of PC
computer games with the unique patent pending technology to allow
digital trade in of titles.
We are looking for another client-side developer to join our growing
team to do in-house tools development and assist our client side
application developers. You will also be responsible for investigating
and resolving game downloading and installation problems reported by
customers.
Requirements:
* 1+ year's experience of Visual Studio and C++
* A good understanding of C++ idioms and development patterns
* Experience of current generation source control software (GIT or Mercurial)
* A familiarity of the Win32 API and development under Windows in general
* Experience in using Qt4 under Windows would be a distinct advantage
No telecommuting/home working - must be able to work in Central London
Must have permission to work in the UK
Please send your CV over to jobs@greenmangaming.com. Feel free to include links to projects you've worked on.
Recruitment agents are not welcome and will be ignored.![]()
computer games with the unique patent pending technology to allow
digital trade in of titles.
We are looking for another client-side developer to join our growing
team to do in-house tools development and assist our client side
application developers. You will also be responsible for investigating
and resolving game downloading and installation problems reported by
customers.
Requirements:
* 1+ year's experience of Visual Studio and C++
* A good understanding of C++ idioms and development patterns
* Experience of current generation source control software (GIT or Mercurial)
* A familiarity of the Win32 API and development under Windows in general
* Experience in using Qt4 under Windows would be a distinct advantage
No telecommuting/home working - must be able to work in Central London
Must have permission to work in the UK
Please send your CV over to jobs@greenmangaming.com. Feel free to include links to projects you've worked on.
Recruitment agents are not welcome and will be ignored.
Source: Joel On Software