Freelance Unity Developer

Potion Design is looking for a Unity developer with C# skills who can think creatively to work on projects for a museum client.

You will be responsible for the front-end (client) side development of two applications. These will include a large scale video wall LED display and a stretch display immersive touch screen experience. Both interactives will feature very large high-res video and animations.

Responsibilities:

• Create, debug, maintain and optimize the game experience
• Offer technical solutions, innovate and improve the quality of implementation, performance and usability of the editor, tools and tool chain as a whole
• Implement new game features in close partnership with the technology, design and content team of the project 
• Implement for player’s experience and game performance
• Improve game features based on design requests after testing
• Develop the client side components for experience
• Develop for accessibility including support for interaction using a universal keypad and support for text-to-speech software
• Write technical design documents for milestones and internal use
• Work with designers and artists to implement and iterate on UI/UX

 
Requirements:

• Minimum 5 years of working experience in game development
• Proficiency in Unity:
  • Solid knowledge of Unity animation processes, including mecanim, and particle systems
  • Clear understanding of cameras, lighting, and shaders in Unity
  • Familiarity with 3D software (Blender, Maya or Max)
  • Familiarity with UV-mapping techniques
  • Working with video footage in Unity environments (nice to have)
  • Overall well organized in file management on project 
• A skilled animator, able to follow directions through short motion studies and independently apply an animation style to turn still designs to life
• Good knowledge of C# programming language
• Excellent coding practices
• Ability to quickly figure out complicated systems
• Availability to work with new APIs and concepts
• Able to work on highly iterative processes and adapt for project changes 
• Implement dual language experience
• Great collaborator and used to communicating effectively with both technical and non-technical parties
• Able to work independently

Projected Dates of Engagement: March 1, 2021 – November 22, 2021