OpenGL Developers needed for new virtual reality project

Posted Date: 12-02-2013

Company: Worklist.net

Location: Anywhere
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We are a part of Coffee & Power, a venture backed San Francisco software firm created by the founder of Second Life, Philip Rosedale.  Worklist is a marketplace to rapidly prototype software and websites using a global network of developers, designers, and project managers.  Work from anywhere in the world and get paid via PayPal as you complete jobs from our worklist.

We are looking for your expert OpenGL/C++ skills to help breathe life into our latest project, “Interface”.  We are doing a lot of experimentation relating to virtual reality and client rendering that will lead to larger projects down the road.  For our early stage development, we are posting smaller tasks on our Jobs list (https://www.worklist.net/worklist/worklist.php) That will allow you to contribute in your free time and get paid as you complete each job.  Some of the initial tasks are fairly basic, but we are quickly ramping up this new project and there will be more work as we progress.

We are looking for coders with the following experience and skill-sets:

-  Passion for software design and development
-  C/C++ programming skills
-  Graphics programming experience with OpenGL.
-  An eye for designing UIs and workflows
-  Exposure to API design, documentation, and testing
-  Familiarity with compiler architecture and algorithms – ideally including front-end\parsing, optimization and back-end/instruction selection.
-  An appreciation of multi-threaded and/or parallel computation and associated difficulties.

The project & current jobs we are looking for help with are here: https://www.worklist.net/worklist/Interface

Take a look at the jobs listed, and if there are tasks you are interested in doing, send us an e-mail describing your experience (can be links to projects and/or a c.v.) and a quick description on your approach to do the job(s) of which you are interested in doing.  You can also log in at our website and ask questions in community Chat, just be sure to mention OpenGL.org at signup.  Feel free to e-mail with any questions you may have.

Look forward to seeing you in the Worklist!

TJ de Luna
Worklist Coordinator
Worklist.net