Unity

For those of you who missed it on Twitter or in the AB Testing Podcast, my unemployment lasted (as planned) just a bit over week. On January 30, I started work at Unity, heading up quality for their various services.

Unity

I spent most of last week trying to learn as much as I can and trying to meet  and get to know as many people as I can. I expect the next few weeks will be similar.

I’m massively excited to join Unity, and know I’m going to learn a lot. It’s different than the big M, but so refreshing in so many ways.

More updates here, as they happen.

 

 

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2 Comments

  1. Awesome, Congratulations Alan.

    I tried unity3D for a learning project about Augmented Reality last week, and liked the interface very much, compared to another AR learning project I used prior to it.

    Congratulations.
    Ram

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