Job highlights

- This is an internship,and we mean it: youll be prototyping and experimenting,not shipping a finished product alone

- This is a fresher role,so were screening for potential and what youve built,not years on the clock: .

- We care far more about how you think in 3D,how quick you learn,and what youve already built than about years of experience or a specific tool on your r sum

Job Summary

Were starting to explore what our satellite and geospatial data looks like when you can step inside it terrain, imagery, and analytics rendered in AR/VR instead of on a flat screen. This is a new effort for us, and youd be one of the first people building it.

This is an internship, and we mean it: youll be prototyping and experimenting, not shipping a finished product alone. We care far more about how you think in 3D, how fast you learn, and what youve already built than about years of experience or a specific tool on your r sum . If youve made even a small VR demo or AR filter and want to point it at real Earth-observation data, this is a rare place to do it.

Location: Bengaluru

What makes this different

- The "world" isnt hand-modelled art its real terrain and imagery that has to be loaded, placed, and made explorable in 3D space.

- Youre visualizing data that means something, for people who need to understand it, not just look at it.

- Immersive GIS is largely unexplored territory there isnt a tutorial for most of what well try, so a lot of the work is figuring out what even works.

- Its early and greenfield: fewer guardrails, more room to shape the direction, and your prototypes genuinely inform where this goes.

- If "theres no tutorial for this yet" sounds exciting rather than scary, youll fit well here.

What youll actually do





- Build AR/VR scenes and interactions under direction take a defined feature or idea and make it real in a game engine.

- Prototype ways to visualize and interact with geospatial data in 3D: terrain, map/imagery layers, points of interest, and analytics.

- Integrate 3D assets, imagery, and data into immersive scenes and get them rendering and behaving correctly.

- Get hands-on with a headset or AR framework deploy to a device, test it, and iterate on what actually feels right in-headset.

- Debug across the scene from a broken interaction to a mis-placed object forming a hypothesis and narrowing it down rather than guessing.

- Share what you learn: what worked, what didnt, and whats worth pursuing further.

What youll learn here

Because an internship should teach you something real:

- How to build immersive experiences on top of real, meaningful data not toy content.

- Spatial and 3D engineering the practical way: transforms, coordinate spaces, rendering, and what makes an immersive interaction comfortable vs. nauseating.

- How geospatial / Earth-observation data actually works, and the challenges of representing it in 3D.

- How to work inside a real engineering team and a real codebase version control, code review, and shipping features under direction.

- What frontier immersive-tech work looks like at a space-tech company.

Requirements

This is a fresher role, so were screening for potential and what youve built, not years on the clock:

- Some hands-on AR/VR exposure a class project, game jam,



hackathon entry, or personal demo.

- Portfolio over grades: wed love to actually try what youve made, ideally on a headset.

- Comfort in a game engine ideally Unity (C#); Unreal (C++) is welcome too.

- Solid 3D math intuition transforms, coordinate spaces, rotations/quaternions, ray casting. You can reason about where things are in space.

- Fundamentals over framework knowledge you understand the underlying ideas, so a new SDK or engine is something you can pick up, not a wall.

- A fast, self-driven learner you can figure things out from docs, samples, and first principles, and you dont stall waiting to be told every step.

- Systematic debugging under uncertainty when something breaks, you form a hypothesis and narrow it down instead of trying random fixes.

- You think spatially in 3D and interactions, not just flat screens and buttons.

- Shipped something real, end to end even a small demo you can put on a headset and hand to someone.

- Curiosity about immersive tech and geospatial data youre genuinely interested in where this is heading.

Bonus (nice to have)

- Familiarity with an AR/VR SDK or framework: Meta Quest SDK, OpenXR, ARKit/ARCore, or WebXR.

- Awareness of performance and comfort constraints frame rate, latency, motion sickness and why they matter in immersive apps.

- Any exposure to maps, GIS, or geospatial data (Cesium, Mapbox, Leaflet, QGIS, or similar).

- Basic 3D asset / content skills (Blender, shaders, or working with imported models).

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📌 AR/VR Developer Intern (Bengaluru)
🏢 GalaxEye Space
📍 Bengaluru