Mathematician / Programmer ID-13707

May 2, 2025

Come ready to build gaming machines with our world class team, were seeking someone with a strong math background able to program say in either R, Python, C, .NET/C#, et cetera. This role will be 100% on site and working alongside our engineering and mathematician teams, come give us a try, interview in person, meet our teams, our office, and come ready to learn and grow with us!

This is a full-time, permanent opportunity, offering a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package. Qualified applicants must be willing and able to work on a w2 basis.

***** $65,000 - $80,000 / year

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Responsibilities

Design, develop, program, document, analyze, test, and modify software programs / algorithms meant to create the best gaming applications and user experiences possible
Manage and translate business requirements into workable and performant and efficient pieces of code which can run well on software products / tech stacks
Work with design team members to move proof of concepts to reality keeping in mind best practices
Work alongside systems / prototype / R&D / QA teams on models
Analyze system functionalities, capability, and functional specifications/limits and work to best support the team through regular presentations/documentation needs such as charting, code comments, diagrams, flow charts, or workflow / flowchart layouts
Support different database systems and monitor industry trends, both in technology, technical, academic, tradeshow/competitor products to ensure our product is always improving, evolving, and remaining best in class
Travel as needed (other offices, customer locations, trade shows, events, et cetera) with a focus on local needs within the greater Atlanta metro (minimal travel expected)

Experience Requirements

Bachelors Degree required - computer science, electrical engineering, computer engineering, mathematics or equivalent degree required. Bachelor’s degree in mathematics preferred with 2-3 years of experience with mathematical engineering/computer science (internship / co-op / student teaching experience counted and very much welcomed!)
Experience working across projects, with engineering managers/leaders (or equivalent in Mathematics realm)
Able to work with various methodologies, including Agile, Paired Programming, Scrum, XP, RAD, Kanban, or DevOps

Education Requirements

Bachelors Degree required (Ideally Computer Science / Math / Engineering)

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