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# Unity Developer

- **Company:** Hypervr Games
- **Location:** Valencia, Spain
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Computer Animation, Adobe InDesign, C Sharp (Programming Language), Software Debugging, Video Game Development, Interaction Design, HLSL
- **Published:** July 20, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.es/contact-us.html

## About the Role

+ 5+ years of experience in game development;
 + Solid C# + Unity development background;
 + Experience shipping Unity-based titles;
 + Hands-on experience with gameplay systems, shaders, and optimization;
 + Strong problem-solving skills and a self-driven mindset;
 + Passion for games and creating polished experiences;
 + Ability to work independently while staying aligned with team goals;
 + Strong understanding of user experience and interaction design;
 + English (for daily communication & documentation).

## Description

+ Architect, implement, and optimize gameplay systems in Unity/C#;
 + Rapidly prototype features and run internal playtests;
 + Develop reusable modules for future VR projects;
 + Integrate VR frameworks (e.g., XR Interaction Toolkit);
 + Debug, profile, and enhance performance and stability;
 + Collaborate in design brainstorms and shape product vision;
 + Ensure controls and game mechanics deliver top-tier UX;
 + Contribute proactive ideas for technical and process improvements.
What kind of professional are we looking for?, + Unity VR frameworks (XR Interaction Toolkit, AutoHands, etc.);

 + Shader development (HLSL);
 + Animation tools like DoTween / PrimeTween;
 + Experience with Meta Horizon SDK or remote config systems.
Why do we enjoy working here?

 + Paid vacations: 20 working days per year (according to the labor legislation of Latvia);
 + Company events and team-building activities.
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