Skill
Computer Graphics
3D, Animation and Game Development
Computer graphics is the field concerned with generating, manipulating, and rendering visual content using computers, spanning 2D and 3D imagery, animation, and visual effects. It underlies video games, films, CAD software, medical imaging, and user interface design, and relies on principles from mathematics, physics, and computer science such as rasterization, ray tracing, and geometric modeling. Professionals in this space include game developers, VFX artists, and graphics engineers who build the rendering engines behind visual software.
Open roles requiring Computer Graphics (2)
Senior GPU Design Verification Engineer (GCDV)
Samsung Semiconductor
Full-time · $124,000 – $208,400
Samsung is seeking a senior GPU verification engineer to develop and execute verification strategies for their next-generation mobile GPU, ensuring functional correctness and performance integrity. This role suits someone with semiconductor verification experience who thrives in collaborative global teams and enjoys tackling complex validation challenges across graphics pipelines.
Listed on Samsung Semiconductor’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Global Account Manager, Game Developers
NVIDIA
Full-time · Santa Clara, CA · $184,000 – $356,500
NVIDIA seeks a senior account manager to build and maintain relationships with major game development studios, championing their adoption of NVIDIA's GPU and AI technologies while serving as the bridge between partner needs and NVIDIA's product strategy. The role combines technical depth with commercial acumen, requiring someone who understands game development and can negotiate partnerships while advocating internally for developer feedback.
Listed on NVIDIA’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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