We’re in the business of digitally rebuilding the world. Our team is hyper focused on creating more tools to help users do just that. We’re all about the here and now; generating results in the short-term while understanding great inventions are often a function of novel insight and subsequent application. We’re also practitioners, not researchers. We're looking to change the world now, not in decade, not in a year.  

The Capture Team at Realize is looking to add to its number. The mind-meld between our current team and prospective hires is paramount for us. Our group doesn’t look alike and we often don't think alike, but it’s that mental diversity which ensures that the team is more valuable than the sum of its parts  

If, you’re into CV and spatial ML, but you’re not trying to rewrite history. If you galvanize ingenuity with practicality. And if you prioritize winning (delivering what’s best for the user) over complexity... If that’s you, then we want to hire you for your dream job.

Photo-Realism is our goal. Creating, sourcing and implementing 3D models are core to our process, and are, amazingly enough, not someone’s full-time job at Realize.  This^ = High Priority. On our wish list for this role is 3D modeling ability, a desire to manage the sourcing of assets (experience is less important than a desire to do this well), and a basic understanding of either Unity or C#. Most critical though is that this role can work autonomously, aligned with our vision for the product.  

You would have a ton of freedom in this role, so our evaluation will be almost purely based on your history of stewarding freedom and responsibility. And we want to know ‘Why Realize?’ because there are a lot of other great companies out there! Though we aren’t looking for an engineer in this role, you may be at risk of being adopted by the engineering team as one of their own. Don’t be worried, they are generally nice, except on Friday Podcast Chats if they think the YouTube video/Medium article/Podcast that you suggested is cheesy. If that happens, good luck, you will be roasted.

Photo-Realism is our goal. Creating, sourcing and implementing 3D models are core to our process, and are, amazingly enough, not someone’s full-time job at Realize.  This^ = High Priority. On our wish list for this role is 3D modeling ability, a desire to manage the sourcing of assets (experience is less important than a desire to do this well), and a basic understanding of either Unity or C#. Most critical though is that this role can work autonomously, aligned with our vision for the product.  

You would have a ton of freedom in this role, so our evaluation will be almost purely based on your history of stewarding freedom and responsibility. And we want to know ‘Why Realize?’ because there are a lot of other great companies out there! Though we aren’t looking for an engineer in this role, you may be at risk of being adopted by the engineering team as one of their own. Don’t be worried, they are generally nice, except on Friday Podcast Chats if they think the YouTube video/Medium article/Podcast that you suggested is cheesy. If that happens, good luck, you will be roasted.

Photo-Realism is our goal. Creating, sourcing and implementing 3D models are core to our process, and are, amazingly enough, not someone’s full-time job at Realize.  This^ = High Priority. On our wish list for this role is 3D modeling ability, a desire to manage the sourcing of assets (experience is less important than a desire to do this well), and a basic understanding of either Unity or C#. Most critical though is that this role can work autonomously, aligned with our vision for the product.  

You would have a ton of freedom in this role, so our evaluation will be almost purely based on your history of stewarding freedom and responsibility. And we want to know ‘Why Realize?’ because there are a lot of other great companies out there! Though we aren’t looking for an engineer in this role, you may be at risk of being adopted by the engineering team as one of their own. Don’t be worried, they are generally nice, except on Friday Podcast Chats if they think the YouTube video/Medium article/Podcast that you suggested is cheesy. If that happens, good luck, you will be roasted.