Junior Unity C# programmer / 2D artist / UI/UX designer / Quality insurance
Programmed simulations for training simulators for the military, police, airport, paramedic and heavy trucks industries, like Air Canada for Airbus A220 pre-flight inspection training in VR in use at the New York and San Francisco airports.

I setuped the scene configuration with 1:1 scale ratio and the main logic, then programmed the controls for both hands using interactive laser pointers reacting to the environment, menus and interactive components. I developed a workflow with the 3D artist in order for his 3D model's structure to be compatible with automated interactivity logic during the import process into the Unity engine. Application and edition of custom shaders. Design of immersive graphical user interfaces like a wrist menu with checklist and cascading categories. Programmed a teleportation system with an "on-rail" navigation approach. Synchronization of the narrator's voice using a text-to-speech tool that used machine learning. Multilingual interface. Gamification. Optimization of the educative value. Difficulty modes as well as a student and an exam mode. QA. Bugfixing and polishing. Installation on final hardware. Testing one last time, then launched on time. The result? The first "gold-on-launch" product of Simleader. Then, I co-developed an enhanced version 2 for another customer. Finally, after 2 gold-on-launch VR products, I transited to 2D art/UI/UX/QA for all products of the enterprise to fulfill the company needs at this moment. I enhanced their corporate branding. I created the non-civil catalog and instructions booklets both in french and in english for all the company products, as well as of some promotional material intended for LinkedIn.