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The Engineering Shortage in North America and How GameDevHQ Can Help You Launch a Career in Tech as a Unity Developer

With the engineering shortage in North America and the high demand for Unity developers, there’s never been a better time to launch a career in tech. At GameDevHQ, we offer a workforce development program that can help you become a Unity developer in as little as 120 days. Our hands-on curriculum and supportive community make it easy to learn the skills you need to succeed in this exciting field. By becoming a Unity developer, you can launch a lucrative career in tech with an average salary of $97,000 per year in the United States. With the projected growth in employment of software developers, including Unity developers, this is a great time to start a career in tech.

GameDevHQ Customer Success Story: Zac Bogner

“Thanks to GameDevHQ, my life and career are better now. I moved to another state, and I can go into projects on my own without any help, and finish it whenever I feel like it.”

Top 10 Companies Hiring Unity Developers in 2023: How GameDevHQ Can Help You Connect

Are you a Unity developer looking for your next job opportunity? The game development industry is constantly growing and evolving, with new companies popping up all the time. In this post, we’ll share the top 10 companies hiring Unity developers in 2023 and explain how GameDevHQ can help you connect with them.

XR: The Fastest Growing Industry for Unity Developers – How GameDevHQ Can Help

XR or Extended Reality is a rapidly growing industry that has captured the attention of the tech industry, and Unity developers are in high demand to help build immersive experiences for this market. With the rise of VR and AR technologies, Unity developers who specialize in XR development can expect a prosperous career. GameDevHQ’s Professional Unity Developers Program provides aspiring Unity developers with the tools and resources needed to kick-start their career in the XR industry. In this blog post, we’ll explore the XR industry’s growth and how GameDevHQ can help you get started.

How to Get Started with Unity and How GameDevHQ Can Fast Track You To a New Career In As Little as 120 Days!

Unity is a popular game engine used by game developers to create immersive and engaging video games for a variety of platforms, including mobile devices, consoles, and computers. If you’re interested in pursuing a career in game development, learning Unity is a great place to start.

Empowering Women in Tech: The Importance of Gender Diversity in the Gaming Industry

Supporting women in tech is crucial for the industry’s growth and success. The lack of diversity and representation in the tech industry perpetuates gender bias and stifles innovation and creativity. Here’s how we’re addressing that at GameDevHQ.

Why Unity Software Engineers and C# Programmers are Always in Demand in the Gaming Industry

Unity is a popular game engine that allows developers to create 2D and 3D games for a variety of platforms, including PC, mobile, and console. One of the key reasons for its popularity is the fact that it uses C# as its primary programming language. This means that Unity software engineers and C# programmers are always in demand in the gaming industry. The versatility of Unity, its popularity among developers, its support for multiple platforms, the popularity of the C# programming language, and the wide range of services and tools provided by Unity, including the Unity Asset Store and Filebase are the main reasons why Unity software engineers and C# programmers are always in demand.

5 Simple Apps to Make with Unity

Creating simple apps using Unity is a great way to showcase your talent as a C# programmer. It allows you to demonstrate your ability to work with a powerful and versatile tool, create visually engaging and interactive experiences and gain experience working with multiple platforms.

How to Pass the Technical Interview

Congratulations!

You completed your education
You built a well-designed portfolio
You submitted a job application, and
You passed the technical recruiter screen

Now you’re in a position where the rubber meets the road – you must prove that you can actually do the work. This is called the Technical Interview.

What Is Beyond Gaming for Unity Developers?

Can you do more than make games in Unity? Could mastering Unity’s many features lead you to previously-unrelated careers? Is there room for even more opportunities with Unity in the future?