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Improbable | London / San Francisco | Full Time | ONSITE Improbable is a London-based startup with almost 200 people and a recent Series B of $500M from Softba
by ggambetta 9y ago
Improbable | London / San Francisco | Full Time | ONSITE
Improbable is a London-based startup with almost 200 people and a recent Series B of $500M from Softbank and Andreessen Horowitz. We have partnerships with both Google, to support innovative, upcoming game developers, and multiple established studios like Jagex. We also host a world class team of backend engineers, mainly former Google and Amazon employees, working across our distributed computation, infrastructure and game engine integration teams.
Our product, SpatialOS, is a platform enabling games to be dynamically scaled across hundreds of servers to handle millions of entities in creating huge, immersive game worlds. We empower small teams and indie developers to make their dream games without needing AAA level resources in our mission to define the next generation of MMOs. Imagine massive yet intricate worlds like in Breath of the Wild handling multiplayer interactions, complex ecologies and providing true persistence.
We're expanding at an accelerated pace, and have a lot of openings across the whole spectrum from hardcore distributed system engineers, to experienced Unity and Unreal developers. Get in touch here: https://improbable.io/careers https://improbable.io/careers
- grif-fin 9y agoImprobable has SpatialOS with an amazing future. However expect being neglected after the interviews. I had 2 interviews on Hangout and I've been told we are waiting for our engineer to be free to have the third chat. after almost 2 months they refuse to update me and answer back even though I have been told "we are very excited to continue the process with you". Thumbs down from me.
- ggambetta 9y agoI find your comment very surprising; we take hiring very seriously, and your experience sounds very unlike what I see on a daily basis (I'm a TLM, but as everyone else, actively involved with the interview process). Feel free to contact me privately with some more details, I'll be happy to follow up on this.
- grif-fin 9y agoSure, would like to know really what happened. Will email you shortly.