Alphabet · London, UK

Software Engineer, Educational Simulations, DeepMind (Fixed-Term Contract)

London, UKSoftware Engineering

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Job description

Minimum qualifications

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience. 2 years of experience with software development in one or more programming languages.

Preferred qualifications

Master's degree or PhD in Computer Science or related technical fields. Experience developing accessible technologies. About the job The Worlds team within GDM Inception focuses on creating playful experiences with purpose, drawing on our wealth of experience in video games and interactive media to build prototypes at the intersection of gaming, research and global impact. We are based in London. Inception runs like a startup, balancing high energy idea generation with pragmatic, clear and regularly refined operations.

This collaborative, multidisciplinary group is situated across London and Mountain View with collaborators across the globe. It has a sizable portfolio of early stage, design focused projects and a history of contributing to key research and product launches across GDM and Google. As a Fixed-Term Contract (FTC) Software Engineer on the Worlds team within GDM Inception, you will help shape breakthrough experiences in education, focusing on the intersection of simulations, games, research and real-world impact.

You'll apply game development techniques, build AI-powered experiences and hunt for real problems to solve so that you can have a genuine shaping of the future of education.

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