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Naughty Dog

SDET Programmer

United States, Santa Monica, CAFrom $138.1kmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Naughty Dog is seeking an SDET Programmer to join their team in Santa Monica, CA. This hybrid role involves collaborating with various departments to maintain and enhance automated testing and continuous integration processes for their game titles.

What you'll do

  • Maintain and improve continuous integration processes
  • Manage packaging and mastering processes for titles
  • Deploy project branches during title development
  • Develop and maintain automated testing infrastructure
  • Collaborate with teams to ensure efficient game updates
  • Author automated tests for game code and tools

What they're looking for

  • Experience with continuous integration systems
  • Proficient in Python and C++
  • Knowledge of Perforce
  • At least 1 shipped AAA game experience
  • 3+ years in the video game industry
  • Bachelor’s degree in relevant field

Benefits

  • Hybrid work environment
  • Opportunity to work on acclaimed game titles
  • Creative and collaborative team atmosphere
  • Diverse workplace culture
  • Potential for bonuses and additional incentives
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Naughty Dog

Naughty Dog develops video games and the technology infrastructure that powers their production pipelines. They are hiring programmers across web tools, automation testing, and core technology to build development workflows, enhance game testing systems, and support artist and designer tools.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience setting up and maintaining continuous integration pipelines. What CI systems have you worked with, and what challenges did you encounter?
  • Walk us through a time you authored automated tests for game code or tools. What testing framework did you use, and how did you determine what to test?