Are you passionate about making a change in healthcare?  Are you driven by innovation? Are you looking for an environment that you can have fun, be you and be a part of an amazing culture while still driving change and innovation?  Then Osso VR is the place for you!

Osso VR is the leading virtual reality surgical training and assessment platform. Our technology is being used by the top medical device companies to train thousands of surgeons, on dozens of the latest surgical techniques, in over twenty countries around the world. Our mission is to improve patient outcomes through better training and assessment, increase the adoption of higher value medical technology, and democratize access to the latest surgical techniques globally.

While we are extremely proud of the work we do, we are just as excited and proud of our team members and culture!  Since the beginning of Osso VR we have been a 100% remote company and feel as though we have perfected the way we can communicate, engage, and interact with each other!  At Osso VR we believe that the work we do, and your personal life are both equally important to make dreams happen.  We are inspired to dream big, drive innovation, and deliver while still finding a way to have fun at the same time!

At Osso VR, we are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and supportive workplace where you can be authentically you!   Studies have shown that women and people of color are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single qualification in the job description.  With that in mind, we encourage you to apply to the role if you're excited about the opportunity.  Even if you do not align with every qualification, you may still be the right candidate for the position or other open roles within the company!

The Role: 

You will work on innovative VR features, improvements, and development tools for the most recognized VR surgical training platform in the world. You will be mentored by the best simulation experts in VR and will in turn mentor others. You'll collaborate with leads across departments to level up the VR experience for our end users and internal developers.

What You’ll Be Doing:

  • Simulating interactions with bones such as drilling, sawing, and hammering, and soft tissue interactions such as making incisions
  • Simulating precision skills such as manipulating limbs and joints, interacting with surgical robots, manipulating C-arms, assembling complex medical instruments, and operating medical equipment with screen based UIs and physical switches and buttons
  • Working closely with our team of medical illustrators and subject matter experts to ensure that these interactions accurately represent the real surgical techniques and effectively teach essential surgical knowledge
  • Collaborating with our content creators to develop tooling and workflows to allow them to easily reuse interactions without programmer support
  • Collaborating with our art specialists to ensure that the interactions reach the visual fidelity bar we are aiming for while reaching performance goals on target hardware, primarily the Oculus Quest 2 & 3

What You’ll Need To Be Successful:

Must have: 

  • Have 5+ years professional game development experience, primarily in a programming role
  • Have 5+ years experience with C# in Unity
  • Have 2 years of experience and significant interest in VR
  • Are able to take on complex tasks with high level requirements and flesh out the details to deliver production-ready systems
  • Are comfortable working on a fully remote team
  • Are able to spend significant time in VR headsets without discomfort
  • Are willing and able to view graphic surgical content as needed  
  • Comfortable and willing to spend up to 25% of your day in VR

Bonus:

  • Oculus Quest development experience
  • General Android 3D game development experience
  • Animation programming experience
  • Gameplay programming experience
  • Experience with performance optimization for GPU and CPU
  • Experience working on art tools and pipelines
  • Multiplayer / networking experience

Compensation

Our compensation package includes a salary of $150,000-$195,000 as well as an incentive bonus and equity options.

 

Benefits

Osso VR offers a comprehensive benefits package to eligible employees, including:

  • Medical, Dental and Vision insurance
  • Health advocacy
  • Virtual Health
  • Flexible Paid Time Off
  • Parental Leave
  • 401k
  • Other voluntary benefits available

**We are only hiring in the United States at this time***

Our commitment to diversity

The diverse experiences, ideas, and identities of our team members help us make better decisions and drive great results for our users. We foster an inclusive work environment that welcomes team members of all backgrounds and perspectives.

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