Hello everyone! I'm Matt and I have been working as a Unity Developer for over 8 years. I have worked a lot with enterprise clients building training, especially in VR, and most recently building VR games/experiences for mental health treatment. I've been struggling a lot finding another role with this type of work, which is a shame because I love it so much. When I apply for roles at games studios, I often hear "You haven't worked in a Games Studio" or "Released Games", when all of my work is shipped to clients and I work with games devs, artists and producers. I feel I have great experience, but maybe I amnot framing it correctly.

@Víctor Sánchez Your work looks really cool, great stuff. If I could make a suggestion, are you able to add a watermark on top of the Disney Speedstorm work, especially in the thumbnails? Would be useful to add a PlayStation mark and the engine logo on those works to make it super obvious that it was on Console.

I am a Unity Developer, I have 8 years of experience, I recently worked as a Senior Unity Developer at University of Oxford building VR games for Mental Health Treatment Research. I studied Games Design and Production Management at University so have a wide range of skills, especially in commuincation. I'm looking for Unity Developer roles where I can have impact on projects and games. I struggle with getting my foot in the door at games studios as I often hear "You have no experience working at Games Studios"

Thanks @Darren Playford! I'll give it a quick tune up and make those bullets nice and concise but impactful. A quick question on the number of roles that I should put, I used to only list the last 3, or the most relevant few, and have more information, but had a recruiter suggest to me that I put all my jobs in and just have a quick line about older ones, when I went for a contract at Meta. Any thoughts on the number of roles to have on the CV? I did get an interview there so I guess that also answers the question.

💯 will be good to see everyone there