3D developer
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Byte-Code in Italia
Xaba is at the forefront of AI‐driven robotics automation, pioneering cutting‐edge solutions to enhance industrial processes. Headquartered globally, with a team of collaborative scientists, engineers, and designers, Xaba operates in a remote‐first and distributed environment. The role We're looking for a Senior 3D Developer to join the team. What you will do Architect Industrial 3D Visualizations: Design and implement high‐fidelity, interactive 3D environments for our cutting‐edge Generative Design tool, specifically focusing on the visualization of industrial manipulators and AGVs. Develop robust 3D simulations that accurately reflect robotic kinematics and spatial dynamics within industrial workflows. -Lead graphics optimization efforts (including shader development, memory management, and draw‐call reduction) to ensure seamless performance when rendering massive datasets or complex mechanical assemblies. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team including designers, and software engineers in multiple locations. About you B.Sc in Computer Science, Computer Engineering,
Mathematics, Physics or related disciplines, or equivalent industry experience. Fluent in 3D graphics principles such as mesh creation and visualization, transformations, scenes, shaders, etc. Deep understanding of the full software development cycle and specifically the 3D Graphic software stack, the design, implementation and delivery of 3D graphical application. Knowledge of linear algebra for computer graphics. Experience using automated testing and continuous integration frameworks. Exposure to software product development and delivery practices and related tools. Fluent in English. Nice to have Ability to work with modern web technologies (e.g. React, Vue, etc) Computational geometry algorithms and methods. Amazon Web Services APIs. Knowledge of QT, Python. Our Team and Perks We are an open, collaborative, and supportive culture including skill shares, design critiques, and a bi‐weekly readin