Game Developer

Hiring: Unity Developer & Course Builder Helsinki · Full-time · Hybrid HYZR builds disc golf simulators. We develop both the camera-based launch monitor and the Unity-based simulator software in-house. Every dedicated commercial disc golf simulator venue we know of uses the HYZR system. The role We’re looking for someone to help develop the HYZR system. Your main focus will be recreating real disc golf courses in the simulator and contributing to the general development of the game. Each course is based on a real location and built using photographs, satellite imagery, LiDAR and GIS data, and heightmaps. The work requires both technical ability and a strong artistic eye. Finished courses are made available to customers around the world. Depending on your skills and interests, the role can also include backend development, machine learning, physics or hardware development. What we’re looking for Game development experience. You don’t need to be a professional, but you should understand the fundamentals of Unity. Experience with a published game project or performance optimization is a plus. A strong artistic eye. You can use photographs, satellite imagery and terrain data to create an environment that looks and feels like the real location. Willingness to work beyond game development. Our product combines physical hardware, a game and backend systems. Over time, the goal is for you to take the lead on the software side. Finnish language skills and experience with disc golf. Knowledge of the sport will help you understand what our users need. Technologies we use Unity Addressables, remote content delivery, terrain and vegetation systems, LODs and performance budgeting 3D assets and LiDAR, GIS and heightmap data Windows builds, .NET, Supabase, Postgres and Unity Gaming Services Employment and application This is a full-time hybrid role based in Helsinki. The salary is €3,500–4,000 per month, with a planned start in August or September. Send a short application and examples of your work to [email protected]. A portfolio, code repository, course you’ve built, published game or 3D environment tells us more than a CV. A few lines about why you’re interested in the role are enough.