ML Horizons is seeking a Lead Software Engineer (Unity) to join our group, assisting in the development of XR oriented applications.  We need a strong individual contributor with both breadth and depth of technical skills, as well as a passion for 3D/AR interactions.  You’ll get to apply your experience shipping Unity based applications towards driving the development of products for our customers in the Defense and Public sectors. The qualified candidate needs to be a self-starter and able to operate in a highly dynamic environment. 

Responsibilities: 

  • Guide a team of developers in creating features for Unity applications 
  • Build, debug, and deploy mixed reality frameworks, tools, applications 
  • Track & report on project status, plan architecture, and present product vision to others 
  • Be a subject matter expert and thought leader in 3D tools and improving alignment with product vision & team 
  • Team player who can collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and ship new features 
  • Work on bug fixing and improving application performance 
  • Contribute to team success through code and architectural reviews, as well as cross-departmental presentations 
  • Unit-test code for robustness and reliability 

Qualifications: 

  • 10+ years experience developing client-side software applications 
  • 4+ years experience developing Unity based products 
  • Strong programming skills and a firm understanding of engineering best practices 
  • Experience integrating Unity with Cloud services, or multiplayer game experience 
  • Ability to rapidly adjust to changing demands 
  • Experience working with third-party libraries, frameworks, and APIs 
  • Strong communication skills, both verbal and written 
  • Clear understanding of 3D Math and 3D Graphics 
  • Experience interfacing applications with IoT and other custom hardware 

Education:  

  • BA/BS in Computer Science or equivalent experience 

Additional Information: 

  • All your information will be kept confidential according to Equal Employment Opportunities guidelines 
  • This position may have access to ITAR controlled technical data, or material placed under a security classification or similar restriction by the US Government.  As such, this position will require a US Person as defined in the ITAR, and may require the successful completion of a background check for a US Department of Defense security clearance 

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