If you’re not familiar with tech, Oculus Rift and HTC Vive may sound like alien planets in a galaxy far, far away.
If you’re a tech fan, you’ll know they’re popular virtual reality (VR) gadgets for gaming.
VR is not just for gamers, however. It’s also used by surgeons to practise operations and by architects to design buildings.
It may have experienced a bit of lag at first but VR is now an up-and-coming sector and many jobs in IT involve working with it.
Here are the top five s1jobs vacancies where you could find yourself working in the wonderful world of VR.
Software Engineer
This job involves the ability to write code and be an excellent problem solver, as there are always improvements that can be made – just think how often you find your phone updating itself.
Many software engineers work directly with virtual reality, improving software for use within a range of industries as well as for entertainment.
Video Game Designer
The IT sector is constantly seeking talented video game designers. PC and console games are bigger than ever so the demand for new concepts is growing. You’ll be responsible for creating standout characters to follow in the footsteps of Mario and Luigi, as well as coming up with intricate puzzles to add into games.
Designers don’t just work on video games, however – you may find yourself helping to create VR programs to help train pilots and doctors.
Mobile App Developers
A couple of years ago you might have watched people walking down the street trying to catch wild Jigglypuffs in the midst of the fad that was Pokémon GO.
This app utilised augmented reality, which has opened doorways for similar mobile apps, including a soon-to-be-released Harry Potter app.
Project Manager
As a senior role in IT, project managers oversee projects to make sure they are planned well and executed on time for clients.
You’ll be in charge of a team and will need a strong customer focus in order to help create products and programmes that will please everyone.
IT Analyst
Being an analyst means implementing systems and improving them to meet the needs of business users. It also comes in handy if you’re on top of all the latest tech trends, especially VR products.
Analysts should also have excellent communication skills, as you’ll be liaising with other IT colleagues.
Get real in VR with a range of IT roles from s1jobs.
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