Job Title: Senior Unity Engineer

Company Name: Phygtl, Inc.

Job Url: https://app.dover.com/apply/Phygtl%2C%20Inc./dfc1c340-94ea-4c54-a824-01b7e6435f32?rs=42706078&jr_id=69ac952e2747003c3d522d36

Job Description: Role
We are looking for a senior Unity engineer who wants to become a founding technical contributor.

You would help:

shape Unity architecture

design spatial persistence systems

build multi-user spatial interaction systems

integrate AI-assisted development workflows

define the long-term technical direction of the platform

We are not looking for someone to simply use Unity.
We are looking for someone who wants to help define the architecture of a new spatial computing product category.

Compensation
This is an equity-first founding role.

Compensation is equity-only until our next funding round (target H2 2026).

You can join either:

Part-time, while keeping your current role

Full-time

Many experienced engineers start part-time first while evaluating the opportunity.

This role is designed for someone who wants to build a startup without having to start one alone from scratch.

Who This Is For
Engineers who:

have deep Unity experience (typically 8–10+ years)

have shipped complex real-time systems

enjoy architecting systems rather than just implementing features

are curious about AI integration into interactive environments

This often resonates with engineers who have spent years inside larger companies and want to build something meaningful with ownership.

Who This Is NOT For
Please do not apply if:

you are looking for a salaried job today

you want a freelance contract or short-term gig

you are bridging time until your next role

This is a founding role with startup emotions.

If Interested
Send:

GitHub or portfolio

examples of Unity systems you built

anything you’ve experimented with involving AI

Please also include short answers to the questions below.

PS: If you have spent years building complex Unity systems and occasionally think:

“If I were part of a startup, I would architect it differently.”

You are probably the person we are hoping reads this.