Havok Expands Global With Copenhagen Office - job openings
Posted: 24 Feb 2011, 11:37
Pressemeddelse: San Francisco — February 17, 2011 — Havok™, the premier provider of interactive software and services for digital media creators in the games and movie industries, has established a new office in the city of Copenhagen, Denmark. The new office will be led by respected industry veteran Thomas Jakobsen. Havok’s Copenhagen office will serve as an additional physics research and development hub for the company and help to ensure Havok’s continued technical leadership in physics.
“The establishment of Havok’s Copenhagen office and the addition to our team of such a respected developer as Thomas Jakobsen further cements Havok’s commitment to remain the Physics leader in both development and optimization on all platforms,” said David Coghlan, Managing Director of Havok. “Our Copenhagen office joins a family - of now six offices - worldwide, and will be a key R&D hub for Havok, as we aggressively grow and evolve the company alongside an exciting and ever-changing games industry.”
Jakobsen served as Head of Research at Danish game developer IO Interactive, where he was a member of the original team behind the Hitman game series and was responsible for creating the initial physics engine and 3D pathfinding algorithms for the series. While at IO he introduced the use of Verlet integration and related methods for efficient cloth and rigid body simulation to the gaming community. Previously, Jakobsen was CEO of Q1 Technologies A/S, a Danish company specializing in software and mathematical models for algorithmic trading. Jakobsen also built an esteemed career as an academic, having been assistant professor at the Technical University of Denmark, where he co-invented the so-called interpolation attack on block ciphers. He has authored several well-cited scientific papers on the subject of cryptography as well as a series of articles on physics simulation.
Recruiting
Havok is actively recruiting additional talent for its Copenhagen office, as well as for positions at other Havok offices, which are located in the cities of Dublin, San Francisco, Calcutta, Munich, and Tokyo. Those interested should visit the Careers page of Havok’s website (http://www.havok.com).
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“The establishment of Havok’s Copenhagen office and the addition to our team of such a respected developer as Thomas Jakobsen further cements Havok’s commitment to remain the Physics leader in both development and optimization on all platforms,” said David Coghlan, Managing Director of Havok. “Our Copenhagen office joins a family - of now six offices - worldwide, and will be a key R&D hub for Havok, as we aggressively grow and evolve the company alongside an exciting and ever-changing games industry.”
Jakobsen served as Head of Research at Danish game developer IO Interactive, where he was a member of the original team behind the Hitman game series and was responsible for creating the initial physics engine and 3D pathfinding algorithms for the series. While at IO he introduced the use of Verlet integration and related methods for efficient cloth and rigid body simulation to the gaming community. Previously, Jakobsen was CEO of Q1 Technologies A/S, a Danish company specializing in software and mathematical models for algorithmic trading. Jakobsen also built an esteemed career as an academic, having been assistant professor at the Technical University of Denmark, where he co-invented the so-called interpolation attack on block ciphers. He has authored several well-cited scientific papers on the subject of cryptography as well as a series of articles on physics simulation.
Recruiting
Havok is actively recruiting additional talent for its Copenhagen office, as well as for positions at other Havok offices, which are located in the cities of Dublin, San Francisco, Calcutta, Munich, and Tokyo. Those interested should visit the Careers page of Havok’s website (http://www.havok.com).
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http://www.havok.com/index.php?mact=New ... eturnid=82