Do you thrive on transforming ideas into immersive virtual experiences? At Apollo Journey (Flashgroup), you’ll join a team dedicated to shaping VR training solutions for emergency services, and immersive simulations to life. 

What you’ll be doing: 

• Implementing core systems in Unity (C#) for VR training applications - including interactive scenarios, Unity physics, mirror multiplayer framework, state machines, event‑systems. 
• Collaborating across disciplines - designers, 3D artists, QA, to deliver end‑to‑end features. 
• Optimising performance and memory for VR hardware, ensuring smooth interactions under demanding conditions. 
• Maintaining clean, reusable code; setting up and evolving architecture for scalability and maintainability. 
• Staying current with VR/AR, Unity updates and training‑industry trends - bringing fresh ideas to the table. 

What we’re looking for: 

Required: 

• 4+ years of working experience in Unity (preferably Unity 2020+); strong command of C#. 
• Track record of building interactive 3D applications - preferably in VR or serious‑game/training space. 
• Familiarity with VR hardware (e.g., Meta/Quest, HTC, or comparable setups) - including optimisation, controller input, and immersive UI. 

Nice-to-have: 

• Knowledge of simulation frameworks, physics‑based interaction, or procedural generation. 
• Experience in emergency services domain (not a must) 
• Mirror multiplayer framework. 
• Strong soft skills, critical thinking, pro-activeness. 

What we offer you: 

• On-site and possibility for a hybrid working. 
• A unique office in the Anna Stede church in Breda (adds to the vibrant atmosphere) 
• A supportive work environment (national and international) 
• A budget for your growth. 
• The freedom to lead features, take ownership and make decisions. 
• Regular team outings, monthly end-of-the-month borrel, we promise different concepts every time. 
• A full‑time role with competitive benefits. 

Join our team 

Does this sound like your kind of challenge? Show us how you push Unity boundaries! 

Send us: 

• Your CV (highlighting relevant Unity/VR work) 
• Portfolio or GitHub links - we’d love to see what you’ve created. 
• Any personal side‑projects, experiments or insights you’re proud of. 

Let’s build something epic, yet meaningful together.