Senior Linux Graphics Engineer

Jobgether • United States

Remote

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AI Summary

Seeking a Senior Linux Graphics Engineer to develop high-performance rendering technology for autonomous systems. This role involves leading a major Linux and Vulkan migration, focusing on real-time rendering and machine perception. Requires 7+ years of experience in graphics engineering, strong Vulkan expertise, and C++ proficiency.

Key Highlights

Lead critical cross-platform graphics initiatives, including a major Linux and Vulkan migration.

Develop high-performance rendering technology for advanced simulation environments.

Work on systems where accuracy, reproducibility, and performance directly impact next-generation autonomous technologies.

Key Responsibilities

Take ownership of complex rendering initiatives, ensuring platform reliability, performance, and scalability.

Lead the migration of a real-time renderer from Windows to Linux using Vulkan, ensuring production-quality output across supported camera, lidar, and radar configurations.

Diagnose and resolve differences between graphics backends, including memory usage, shader compilation, synchronization, driver behavior, and rendering artifacts.

Develop comparison frameworks, regression tests, and validation tools to guarantee consistent rendering results across platforms.

Establish GPU and CPU profiling workflows on Linux, identify performance bottlenecks, and implement optimization strategies.

Contribute to advanced rendering initiatives involving wide-angle rendering, multi-view systems, scene reconstruction, lighting, and GPU workload optimization.

Collaborate with infrastructure, build, and simulation teams to ensure seamless integration across containerized applications, cloud GPU environments, and development pipelines.

Apply AI-assisted development tools to accelerate coding, debugging, documentation, and engineering workflows.

Drive technical decisions independently while communicating complex graphics concepts clearly across technical and non-technical stakeholders.

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Technical Skills Required

Vulkan C++ Linux

Benefits & Perks

$155,000 - $175,000 annual salary

Equity participation opportunities

Fully remote work within North America

Flexible paid vacation and sick time policies

Winter shutdown period and 11+ paid holidays per year

Employer-paid medical, mental health, dental, and vision benefits

Paid parental leave

Equipment budget

Annual learning and development stipend

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Nice to Have

Experience with Unreal Engine on Linux, Vulkan RHI, render pipelines, and engine internals is highly desirable.

Familiarity with open-source graphics ecosystems such as Mesa, DXVK/VKD3D, Proton, SPIR-V tooling, or Vulkan validation layers is a plus.

Experience with cross-API rendering migrations, low-latency graphics, cloud rendering, sensor simulation, or neural rendering technologies is beneficial.

Job Description

This role offers the opportunity to shape the future of autonomous systems by building high-performance rendering technology for advanced simulation environments.You will lead critical cross-platform graphics initiatives, including a major Linux and Vulkan migration from development through production.The position sits within a highly technical graphics team focused on solving complex challenges in real-time rendering and machine perception.You will work on systems where accuracy, reproducibility, and performance directly impact next-generation autonomous technologies.The role combines deep graphics engineering with collaboration across infrastructure, simulation, and machine learning teams.

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