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Job Overview Star Publicity is looking for a passionate and enthusiastic Unity Developer Intern (AR/VR) to join our team remotely. This internship is ideal for candidates who are eager to learn and build immersive applications using Unity and AR/VR technologies. If you are creative, technically curious, and excited about working on interactive experiences, we would love to connect with you. Key Responsibilities Assist in developing interactive applications using Unity.Support in designing and implementing AR/VR experiences.Help optimize applications for performance and responsiveness.Debug and troubleshoot basic issues in applications.Collaborate remotely with designers and developers on ongoing projects.Stay updated with the latest trends in AR/VR technologies.Required Skills & Qualifications Pursuing or recently completed a Bachelor's degree in BCA, MCA, B.Tech, M.Tech, B.Sc IT, M.Sc IT, or a related field.Basic knowledge of Unity and C# programming.Understanding of AR/VR concepts (project exposure preferred).Familiarity with Unity development tools (Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio).Basic knowledge of 3D development, game physics, or animation.Good problem-solving, communication, and teamwork skills.Preferred Skills (Good to Have) Exposure to AR/VR projects or related tools.Knowledge of 3D software such as Blender or Maya.Basic understanding of mobile or cross-platform application development.Interest in UI/UX design for immersive experiences.Internship Details Mode: RemoteDuration: 6 months InternshipSend your Resume & Portfolio to: guriya.starpublicity@gmail.com Contact: +91 9988800680 Compensation: 10,000.00 - 15,000.00 per month Work Location: In person .
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