Unity powers over half of the world’s games, and is used in over 190 countries across the globe. Join our fully-online 12-weeks program to launch your career as a Junior Unity Developer. In the program, you will under-go an intensive training that will allow you to launch a career in game development and master the tools needed for success in Unity, the world’s leading platform for creating and operating interactive, real-time 3D content. This bootcamp-style program includes a curriculum that combines technical skills training with mentoring and soft skills (behavioral, mindsets and communication).
Apply online for the Junior Unity Developer Program. Answer a few simple questions to let us know of your interest in and availability for the program. 😊
The assessment tests basic numeracy, literacy, logic, and digital skills. It will take you approximately 30-40 minutes to finish.
Here's your chance to meet (remotely) with the Program instructors. Keep checking your email for a small interview task that you'll have to present on. Best of luck!
You will be invited to an online program orientation session where we will inform you about the program schedule, what to expect in the program, and how to prepare yourself to make the most of your training
Graduate from the Program and prepare for a job interview with our Employer Partners!
A Unity developer is best described as a one-person production team (though that doesn’t mean you’ll work alone!)
You’ll start as a generalist, developing a working knowledge of the aspects of the Unity Engine commonly used for games production. As you progress, you’ll develop your confidence and skills in areas relating to both art and programming — this will make you a strong cross-team communicator, able to speak the language of both the art and programming departments.
Research and problem-solving are critical skills for Unity developers; every day you’ll face production challenges as puzzles to be solved. What makes people in this role really stand out is this: when they don’t know how to do something needed to solve a problem, Unity developers learn it!