From: 3d@wolfchild.com (Wolfchild Consulting) Subject: JOB-OFFERED: Seattle Contract Programmer, 3-D, VR, SGI, Entertainment Date: Thu, 27 Feb 1997 08:34:33 GMT Message-ID: <331546cb.47498251@news.oz.net> Organization: Sense Networking (http://www.oz.net) Welcome to Zombie. Zombie Virtual Reality Entertainment is a design and development studio based in Seattle, WA producing some of the first commercially available virtual reality games for the PC, Mac and Playstation.Work among brilliant teams of designers, artists, mathmaticians, musicians and producers, creating outstanding, immersive 3D environments. If you want to let your creative inhibitions run wild and are interested in working for a company that breaks the conventional barrier, let us know who you are. We are currently seeking qualified candidates for a contract position on an exciting high-end VR project for a major client. This position requires extensive knowledge of real-time graphics programming and optimization under IRIX 6.x. Experience with SGI's high-end graphics systems is essential. Successful candidates will have at least 5 years experience with C and/or C++ programming under UNIX and first-hand knowledge of OpenGL and Performer. Entertainment industry experience is always a plus but the ability to work in a production environment among a team of artists is the main objective here. Experience with motion-platforms will earn you many experience points. The position is contract-based (lasting between 6 and 9 months) but could possibly lead to permanent work with the company or the client. Physical presence in Seattle is required but unusual work-hour arrangements are possible only for the most qualified candidates. Salary is, of course, comeasurate with experience. Please send resume and references to: Tracey Donnelly, Producer Zombie, LLC 114 1/2 1st Ave. S. Seattle, WA 98104 fax: 206 623-9714 Or mail-to:tracey@zombie.com (email ASCII, Postscript, or Word Documents only) An email reply to 3d@wolfchild.com shows you don't follow directions very well but your resume will be eventually forwarded.