Game AI Engineer Intern

Tencent

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1 year ago

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About the Hiring TeamWhat the Role EntailsMoreFun Studios, a subsidiary of Tencent Games, was established in 2010, and has developed a number of projects such as Arena Breakout, AceForce, Naruto Mobile and Rock Kingdom. MoreFun has the experience of working on a wide variety of genres including action, shooter, RPG, casual, and more.We are seeking a talented and enthusiastic Game AI Engineer Intern with a specialization in machine learning or generative AI. In this role, you will work closely with our AI and game development teams to develop and implement cutting-edge AI systems that enhance gameplay experiences.Key Responsibilities:1. Collaborate with AI researchers and game developers to design and implement AI algorithms and systems.2. Develop machine learning models and generative AI techniques to create intelligent and adaptive game characters.3. Test and optimize AI behaviors to ensure seamless integration into the game environment.4. Conduct research on the latest advancements in AI and apply findings to our projects.5. Assist in the creation of AI tools and frameworks to support game development.6. Document work and provide detailed reports on AI development progress and outcomes.Who We Look ForRequirements:1. Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, or a related field.2. Strong understanding of machine learning algorithms and generative AI models.3. Experience with programming languages such as Python, C++, or similar.4. Familiarity with game development tools and engines (e.g., Unity, Unreal Engine) is a plus.5. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.6. Passion for gaming and a strong desire to innovate in the field of game AI.#LI-RL1#J-18808-Ljbffr

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