Ubiquity6 is looking to hire a Unity veteran with the ability to design clean, simple abstractions for complex game infrastructure.
December 18, 2017
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Location: San Francisco, California
About You:
You're a Unity veteran, with the ability design clean, simple abstractions for complex game infrastructure. You believe that the future of gaming and entertainment involve the seamless merging of people's physical and digital worlds. Bonus if you're a fan of Rainbow's End.
Responsibilities:
Build developer facing infrastructure to bridge real world mapping and game engine environments
Design and create clean abstractions for multiplayer game development
Qualifications
Expert-level experience with Unity Game Engine and Multiplayer Networking (Unet/Photon)
Expert in scripting with C# within the Unity environment
Knowledge of optimizing real-time 3D-graphics pipeline for mobile platforms
Experience collaborating within a multi-person game studio a plus
BS or MS degree in design, games-related or technical field is a plus
Key Skills: Unity 3D, C#, Unity Networking
About Us:
We are a team of alums from Stanford, Metamind, Facebook, Zynga, EA and Tesla, who believe that using computer vision to seamlessly merge the digital and physical worlds will enable valuable new ways for humans to interact with each other. We are backed by Google, First Round Capital and Kleiner Perkins.
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