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Unity Developer

Posted 3 days ago

quadrobeeBoulder (CO)

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About the role

Unity Developer Boulder, CO, USA
Job Type: Full-time
About the Role1) Improve the product 2) Develop new features and functionality 3) Manage 3D assets and infrastructure 4) Perform testing and Q&ARequirements 2+ years of industry experience Has worked with a modern game engine (Unity | Unreal), computer graphics, or 3D assets. Experience with 3D modeling tools. Experience with object-oriented languages. Experience with a version control system (Git, SVN, etc.).Basic knowledge of web development Self-starter & go-getter Can execute on challenging problems Loves to wear multiple hats & learn new skills across a variety of verticals Passionate about creating innovative products & exceptional user experiences Excited to teach and share knowledge with the team Detail oriented Enjoys connecting with team members on a personal level Positive outlook
About the Company: Hi, let's build something awesome together! We want to create products and experiences that people remember, love, and geek out over. Our favorite projects are the ones that turn cutting-edge technology into a great user experience. Designing 3D structures is complicated. We want to make it easier for non-technical creators to quickly bring their ideas into the real world. We help our customers prototype their ideas and determine which parts they need. To apply send your resume to: Hello@quadrobee.com

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