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Tools Programmer

Ubisoft Entertainment
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
On-site

About this role

About the Role As a Tools Programmer within Ubisoft's Quality Foundation team, you will contribute to the development and operation of microservices that support the collection, transport, analysis, and visualization of crashes and bugs across our games at scale. You will help transform the product from a monolithic architecture into a decentralized, event-driven ecosystem, while improving crash coverage, grouping, and UI modernization. What You'll Do

  • Design, develop, and maintain microservices (C#, .NET, Linux, and Docker)
  • Participate in the migration to a distributed, high-availability architecture
  • Design robust and scalable REST APIs, and ensure proper documentation (OpenAPI)
  • Continuously improve the reliability, performance, and observability of the service through monitoring and alerting
  • Work closely with production and operations teams to understand their needs and improve workflows
  • Promote a DevOps culture: continuous integration, automated deployment, monitoring, and knowledge sharing
  • Contribute to the modernization of the product’s user interfaces What We're Looking For
  • Strong proficiency in C# and development on Linux
  • Excellent understanding of REST API design
  • Good knowledge of Git and CI tools
  • Familiarity with alerting and observability tools
  • Knowledge of Docker, Kubernetes, OpenAPI, SQL, ElasticSearch is considered an asset
  • DevOps/SRE principles and practices
  • Analytical mindset and attention to detail
  • Curiosity, autonomy, and ease in collaborating in a constantly evolving environment Nice to Have
  • Familiarity with Docker, Kubernetes, OpenAPI, SQL, ElasticSearch (asset) Compensation & Benefits
  • Salary: not disclosed
  • Benefits: not disclosed

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