Software Engineer/Developer

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Random International are looking for a software engineer/coder/developer to join the studio to create unique applications for interactive installations both large and small.

Random International is a collaborative studio for experimental practice within contemporary art. Founded in 2005 by Hannes Koch and Florian Ortkrass, the studio now includes a team of about 20. Questioning aspects of identity and autonomy in the post-digital age, Random International’s work invites active participation and is held in the collections of MoMA, LACMA and Victoria & Albert Museum, where their Swarm Study / III is on long-term display.

Candidates should have an active interest in:

- coding for real world and physical applications

- understanding how people and machines interact with each other

- computer vision and working in 3D

- programming real-time applications such as games and simulations

Experience with, or understanding of, some or all of the following technologies is desirable:

- C# / .net / Mono

- XNA / MonoGame

- serial and network communications

- a working understanding of embedded systems and 'real world' interfaces is desirable but not mandatory

- other frameworks for creative coding such as Unity, VVVV, openFrameworks

The role involves working closely with the artists and design team on the realisation and delivery of increasingly ambitious, large-scale projects. The candidate will report to the senior developer and head of technology. Tasks would include the following:

- examining existing software and determining requirements for new and modified projects

- undertaking feasibility studies to design software solutions

- writing individual programs according to specifications

- developing user interfaces

- testing and correcting software programs

- writing code for specialist programming of interactive artworks (for example, artificial intelligence, 3D engine development)

- implementing and evaluating software

- contributing to operational documentation and providing subsequent support and training for users

- other ad hoc tasks

A hands-on attitude, meticulous attention to detail and good diagnostic / problem-solving skills are essential. The successful applicant will be able to adapt and extend their knowledge as projects dictate and work effectively individually and as part of a team and lunch is provided 4 days a week for you!

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Applicants must provide a CV and cover letter - job expiring 9th January 2017.