AR Software Developer (Unity/C#) – Wireless Tech

Chair for Distributed Signal Processing @ RWTH Aachen University; Sewanee (TN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

RWTH Aachen University’s Chair for Distributed Signal Processing seeks a skilled C#/Unity developer to create cutting-edge AR applications for wireless test and measurement. Join an XR-Wireless startup team and contribute to integrated AR and wireless tech through hands-on coding, prototyping, and collaboration with industry and academia.

Responsibilities include delivering robust AR software in Unity, optimizing performance, staying current with AR frameworks, and presenting concepts at

Qualifications

• BSc or MSc in CS, SWE, or related field; final year graduates welcome.
• Solid C# and Unity experience; proven AR app development.
• Strong problem-solving and communication skills; able to work in a team.

Responsibilities

• Develop AR applications using C# and Unity for wireless industry applications.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate AR apps and develop advanced solutions.
• Collaborate with industry and academic partners to test solutions and set up proof-of-concepts.
• Optimize performance and efficiency of AR applications.
• Stay up-to-date with AR industry trends and technologies.
• Participate in industry trade shows and exhibitions.

Skills

C# programming

Unity

AR development

Problem-solving

Communication

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Computer Science/Software Engineering/Electrical Engineering

Tools

Unity

.NET Framework

Job description

RWTH Aachen University’s Chair for Distributed Signal Processing seeks a skilled C#/Unity developer to create cutting-edge AR applications for wireless test and measurement. Join an XR-Wireless startup team and contribute to integrated AR and wireless tech through hands-on coding, prototyping, and collaboration with industry and academia.

Responsibilities include delivering robust AR software in Unity, optimizing performance, staying current with AR frameworks, and presenting concepts at