The VR Job Hub: Producers, Engineers And Managers Needed

As the month of June keeps ticking on, more chances to find a new job opportunity within the immersive media industry keep coming as well. Every weekend VRFocus brings together a number of positions currently taking applications from around the world to help you find a new job. With jobs open at HTC, Facebook, and even McLaren Automotive, there is something for everyone in this weeks entry of The VR Job Hub.

Every weekend VRFocus gathers together a number open position from across the virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR) industry, in locations around the globe, to help make finding the ideal job easier. Below are a selection of roles that are currently accepting applications across a number of disciplines, all within departments and companies that focus on VR, AR and MR.

Location

Company

Role

Link

Łódź, Poland SUPERHOT Producer

Click Here to Apply

San Francisco, CA

HTC Community Manager

Click Here to Apply

San Francisco, CA

HTC

VR Content Producer

Click Here to Apply

Seattle, Washington

HTC

Digital Marketing Specialist

Click Here to Apply

Seattle, Washington

HTC Prototyping Engineer, VR

Click Here to Apply

Menlo Park, CA, US

Oculus VR Data Scientist, Insights and Growth

Click Here to Apply

Redmond, WA, US Facebook Communications Manager, AR/VR

Click Here to Apply

London, GB Facebook Software Engineer, Social VR

Click Here to Apply

London, GB Dimension Assistant Producer

Click Here to Apply

London, GB Amazon VR/AR Prototyping Architect

Click Here to Apply

Woking, GB McLaren Automotive Visualisation Specialist

Click Here to Apply

Don’t forget, if there was nothing in this week’s feature that was a good fit for you, you can always look at the previous edition of The VR Job Hub.

As always, if you are an employer looking for someone to fill an immersive technology related role – regardless of the industry – don’t forget you can send us the lowdown on the position and we’ll be sure to feature it in that following week’s feature. Details should be sent to  keva@vrfocus.com and also pgraham@vrfocus.com.

Check back with VRFocus next Sunday at the usual time of 3PM (GMT) for another selection of jobs from around the industry.

Dimension Launches Partner Programme For VR, AR and MR

As an increasing amount of realism is demanded by audiences for virtual reality (VR) and other immersive media, volumetric 3D capture is becoming appealing to many content creators. To further these ambitions, state-of-the-art capture studio Dimension is launching a partner programme that will allow developers to create new experiences using volumetric video.

The new partner programme will provide selected companies, developers and start-ups with early access to the Dimension software development kits (SDKs) for Windows desktop, iOS and Android. Dimension is inviting applicants to join to become some of the first to create VR, augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR) using volumetric video.

Simon Windsor, Co-founder & Joint MD, Hammerhead, Dimension, said: “Virtual and augmented worlds need believable virtual humans so that we can meet our heroes and connect with their stories. With an estimated 1 billion smartphones now AR enabled, Dimension has seen strong demand for mobile support and today we are excited to introduce our Partner Programme enabling companies and creatives to develop even richer AR experiences, with believable virtual humans at their heart.”

Participants in the programme will receive AR and VR applications to preview sample captures for Windows desktop, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, iOS and Android. Included will be the tools, plugins and documentation needed to help developers create their own applications using Unity or Unreal Engine 4 along with a selection of volumetric captures to experiment with.

Jeremy Silver, CEO, Digital Catapult comments; “This is a smart step forward for Dimension and represents a new stage in their partnership with the Microsoft Mixed Realities team. The Partnership Programme is an important new way to enable companies to collaborate with the studio and to develop more game-changing content and applications. The ability to incorporate realistic digital figures within content for use across platforms will benefit developers making apps serving all kinds of industries, from entertainment to manufacturing. It will give more brands, celebrities and personalities the opportunity to engage with fans by means of this exciting new medium.”

Further information can be found on the Dimension website. VRFocus will bring you further news as it becomes available.