(Virtual) UNITY Game Developer & 3D Modeller

About Us

DEFEND is a volunteer-run nonprofit dedicated to protecting children and other vulnerable people online. Our mission is to reduce online risks through education and technology to create safer digital spaces.

Job Description

As a Unity Developer or 3D Modeler, you will work closely with our Unity Team to design and build interactive, user-focused elements for the 65square platform. This role involves developing 3D assets, coding in Unity, and collaborating with other teams to create a cohesive, engaging app that aligns with DEFEND’s mission. This is a great opportunity for individuals passionate about gaming, 3D modeling, and online safety to contribute to a meaningful project.

Responsibilities

  • Understand and adapt to the unique needs of the 65square platform and DEFEND’s mission.
  • Design and model 3D assets to enhance the app’s interactive, game-like experience.
  • Write and develop code in the Unity engine to create interactive features and user-driven elements.
  • Assist in creating and managing development plans, coordinating with other developers to build a robust core system.
  • Regularly meet with other DEFEND and 65square teams (on a flexible schedule) to brainstorm ideas and develop content aligned with the project’s goals.

Qualifications

  • Background in using Unity for game or app development.
  • Knowledge of 3D modeling software and design techniques; experience in asset creation is a plus.
  • Familiarity with C# or other relevant languages for Unity development.
  • Ability to think creatively and bring new ideas to enhance user interactivity.
  • Comfortable working as part of a team and open to feedback.
  • Available to volunteer 3-5 hours per week, with an interest in potentially transitioning to a paid role as the project evolves.

How to Apply:

If you are interested in joining our team, please send your resume and a brief cover letter to hr@helpusdefend.com.

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