[Stage] VR Unity developer | Clarity | Paris

Cnxr; Paris; Sur place; EUR 11 160 - 16 740; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Clarity, a French-American neurotech startup located in Paris, is looking for a VR Unity Developer Intern to design and develop immersive virtual reality experiences. You will work alongside R&D and product teams to create applications that leverage therapeutic auditory and visual stimuli for brain disorders.

The internship involves programming in Unity, optimizing VR applications, and participating in user testing and data collection. Join us in pushing the boundaries of VR and healthcare technology.

Qualifications

• Understanding of Unity for VR and interactive experiences.
• Interest in cognitive tasks and VR applications in healthcare.

Responsabilités

• Design and program end-to-end VR experiences in Unity.
• Integrate therapeutic protocols within VR environments.
• Optimize performance of VR and desktop applications.

Connaissances

Unity

VR development

Programming

Description du poste

[Stage] VR Unity developer | Clarity | Paris

Clarity is a French-American neurotech startup on a mission to treat, prevent, and manage brain disorders.

Join us if you want to push the boundaries of VR, neuroscience, and healthcare technology.

Your role: As a VR Unity Developer Intern, you will collaborate with our R&D and product teams to design and build immersive VR experiences that embed therapeutic auditory and visual stimuli. Your work will directly contribute to our regulated medical device and upcoming clinical studies in Alzheimer’s patients.

What you will do

• Design and program end-to-end VR experiences in Unity, building cognitive tasks and fully 3D environments.
• Integrate, implement, and deliver therapeutic stimulation protocols directly to users within VR environments.
• Innovate on VR interactions and data streams to enhance engagement and insights.
• Optimize the performance and reliability of VR and desktop applications, ensuring seamless, high-fidelity experiences.
• Participate in user testing and data collection, helping assess the effects of protocols on brain activity.