Unity Engineer: Aconite

This is a remote 8-12 week contract for full-time Unity prototyping work on an unannounced new mobile title.

Responsibilities:
Work off mockups and design specs to create playable experiences in Unity for iOS and AndroidRapidly translate design concepts into interactive mobile prototypesQuick iteration and reworkings of prototypes as further data comes inCollaborate with UI/UX, game designers, 3D artist, and producerEssential Requirements:
Experience with mobile app development
Passion for developing prototypes
Excellent software engineering and problem-solving skillsExcellent communication and collaboration skillsPreferred:
Expertise in AR Foundation/face tracking in UnityFamiliarity with AR SDKs such as ARKit, ARCore, Vuforia or similar toolsExperience working with 3D content and content creation toolsIndie game making experience
Experience working on multiplayer games
Professional experience throughout the development cycle on a shipped title

Who We Are: 
Aconite is an independent game developer, based in San Francisco, California. We’re a globally distributed team, who work fully remotely together. We’re multi-award winning for our first title, HoloVista. We build immersive games that blur the lines between reality and fiction.  We use emerging technologies to tell stories and to bring players together in new ways.

What We Offer:
Competitive remuneration for exciting, innovative and collaborative workRemote work that’s flexible and supportive - set hours as you need in your Time Zone Potential for ongoing work - we like to keep staff across multiple projects, wherever possible Sustainable working hours, in a no-crunch environment with an emphasis on work-life balance Work alongside experts and connect with a wide range of industry supports Encouragement and support for professional development opportunities and upskilling

Join Us:

We’re an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion, and we highly encourage applications from diverse candidates. Please note, with the volume of applicants we get, we often can only contact successful applicants.