AR/VR Developer Intern

Requirements

• What we're looking for
• This is a fresher role, so we're screening for potential and what you've built, not years on the clock:
• Some hands-on AR/VR exposure — a class project, game jam, hackathon entry, or personal demo. Portfolio over grades: we'd love to actually try what you've made, ideally on a headset.
• Comfort in a game engine — ideally Unity (C#); Unreal (C++) is welcome too.
• Solid 3D math intuition — transforms, coordinate spaces, rotations/quaternions, ray casting. You can reason about where things are in space.
• Fundamentals over framework knowledge — you understand the underlying ideas, so a new SDK or engine is something you can pick up, not a wall.
• A fast, self-driven learner — you can figure things out from docs, samples, and first principles, and you don't stall waiting to be told every step.
• Systematic debugging under uncertainty — when something breaks, you form a hypothesis and narrow it down instead of trying random fixes.
• You think spatially — in 3D and interactions, not just flat screens and buttons.
• Shipped something real, end to end — even a small demo you can put on a headset and hand to someone.
• Curiosity about immersive tech and geospatial data — you're genuinely interested in where this is heading.
• Bonus (nice to have)
• Any of these are a plus — we don't expect them from an intern:
• Familiarity with an AR/VR SDK or framework: Meta Quest SDK, OpenXR, ARKit/ARCore, or WebXR.
• Awareness of performance and comfort constraints — frame rate, latency, motion sickness — and why they matter in immersive apps.
• Any exposure to maps, GIS, or geospatial data (Cesium, Mapbox, Leaflet, QGIS, or similar).
• Basic 3D asset / content skills (Blender, shaders, or working with imported models).
• Interest in or exposure to satellite imagery or remote sensing.
• A shipped or published demo (itch.io, an app store, a game jam page, a GitHub repo we can look at).