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761 days ago
Our Environments team is growing! At Environments, a forward-thinking IoT integration company, we create beautiful, functional environments where humans and technology work in unison. We envision a world where collaboration is paramount, and technology seamlessly enriches lives. We've developed a proprietary software application for workplace and building management. Offering total building IoT control, our app makes smart systems smarter. As we reimagine and redefine the workplace, the development continues for our patent-pending metaverse solutions. Together with our sister company Lighting Environments, we are building the Workplace of the Future. We believe in creating atmospheres where people and ideas can work together to grow. We are looking for a Unity Developer to assist in creating our virtual reality platform. The Unity Developer is responsible for the creation of a high level virtual & augmented reality platform. This role is responsible for implementing environment functionality, translating design ideas, concepts, and requirements into an immersive virtual workspace. A day in the life of a Unity Developer may include the following: • In conjunction with Sales, Marketing, and Customers, completing initial intake and design of the virtual environment, providing Scopes of Work, creating quotes, and maintaining budget • Taking ownership of features and components of the virtual environment lifecycle and leading the product design and coding elements • Leveraging native APIs for deep integrations within the virtual platforms • Diagnosing and fixing bugs and performance bottlenecks for performance that feels native • Maintaining code and creating tests to ensure the product quality and stability • Consulting with internal and external customers regularly for project meetings to ensure the project stays on track • Taking primary ownership for virtual environment design, programming, and testing • Issuing and tracking work orders, while operating closely with vendors to assure timely resolution of services issues • Directing resources to ensure timely delivery of services and resolution of troubles • Responding to phone, email, voicemail, verbal, and written work orders and trouble tickets • Managing daily and weekly workflow • Maintaining emergency response, alarm events, and disaster recovery procedures for Lighting Environments • Supporting systems integration, mapping, and software updates and helping train customers on systems • Tracking and achieving Metrics and SLAs (service level agreements) • Handling vendor management • Attending project meetings pertaining to system integration
Technology & Programming Upwork Overseas
761 days ago
I want a program developed that plays locally on a computer/device and functions like a simplified version of my website TheVideoClock.com. This program needs to work with Windows, iOS, Android and ChromeOS. It is intended to run on PCs, iMacs, Android tablets, Amazon Fire tablets, iPads, Chromebooks. (Not smartphones) I have a browser-based program that runs the video clock locally, but it has some limitations. (See below) I would like it to be used as the basis for this solution. The current program works with a Chrome browser. I would like it to also play in the Amazon Fire browser Silk if possible. How this program will be used. I have two ways I distribute the video clocks. First, I install the program myself on Android and Fire tablets or Chromebook laptops and sell them. Secondly, I put the program on flash drives and people can run the program directly from the flash drive on PCs or Macs or copy them onto their hard drives and run from there. I like that I can hand someone a flash drive and they can run the clocks directly from that drive. I am not interested in posting this on Google Play or any other app store. General Local Video Clock specs The program runs videos that are synced to the computer/device’s clock. The playlists are contained in json files that provide the information needed to play the videos. There should be 3 folders off the main folder. (…\TheVideoClock\) …\TheVideoClock\BaseDir - contains the videos for the video clocks. …\TheVideoClock\PlayLists - contains the json playlists. …\TheVideoClock\Program - contains the program that runs the video clocks. This file structure allows for easy adding and removing playlists and their accompanying files. Like the website, there should be a “Select Clock” page that lists the available clocks/playlists that can be run. To obtain the list of available playlists the program uses the files in the Playlists folder and makes a list based on these names. The program should periodically check if the video is playing appropriately (correct location in the video for the time) and if not correct it. The program should have the ability to periodically restart/refresh itself to prevent crashes. (See below) Settings – for developer: (in varying degrees optional) Alternative location for the video files and playlists. What font to use for hour number when it is superimposed over the video Whether to maximize video on startup How often to restart/refresh program The functioning version of the current program can be downloaded from this location: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RNLe2PHRLcZhx0ps0auR7bXz6yP9OjFL?usp=sharing This program was thrown together to get a program that could run video clocks for a show I was having. I also made some modifications to the code that are messy (I am not a JavaScript programmer). Some of the issues with current program: The program is only setup to play one playlist. Currently it reads a json file that has been modified and turned into a js file. I’m OK with making this modification if it can work. When a tablet (Android/Fire) is running the video clock, it crashes after a few days. I would like the program to restart/refresh periodically to prevent this happening. (This also happens with some Chromebooks.) With Android/Fire tablets I need to use a specific file manager from Google Play Store to get to and then run the index.html file. Opening the html file with the default file manager doesn’t work. And creating a bookmark in the browser fails to run the video clock. I would like the program to be able to be started without having to use a file manager to locate the html file. My priorities Major Select from multiple clock playlists For Android/Fire - periodically self-restart to prevent crashes Minor – not labor intensive When the program starts it should play the last selected playlist. Change current hour Font The program should periodically check if the video is playing appropriately and if not correct it. Setting - Alternative location for the video files and playlists. Ideal – but can live without Play on Android/Fire/Chrome without having to locate and open the html file via file manager. Chromebook (and iOS?) - periodically self-restart/refresh to prevent crashes Play in Amazon Silk browser Setting - What font to use for hour number (Choice of 3) Setting - Whether to maximize video on startup Thanks Ken
Technology & Programming Upwork Overseas
761 days ago
I want a program developed that plays locally on a computer/device and functions like a simplified version of my website TheVideoClock.com. This program needs to work with Windows, iOS, Android and ChromeOS. It is intended to run on PCs, iMacs, Android tablets, Amazon Fire tablets, iPads, Chromebooks. (Not smartphones) I have a browser-based program that runs the video clock locally, but it has some limitations. (See below) I would like it to be used as the basis for this solution. The current program works with a Chrome browser. I would like it to also play in the Amazon Fire browser Silk if possible. How this program will be used. I have two ways I distribute the video clocks. First, I install the program myself on Android and Fire tablets or Chromebook laptops and sell them. Secondly, I put the program on flash drives and people can run the program directly from the flash drive on PCs or Macs or copy them onto their hard drives and run from there. I like that I can hand someone a flash drive and they can run the clocks directly from that drive. I am not interested in posting this on Google Play or any other app store. General Local Video Clock specs The program runs videos that are synced to the computer/device’s clock. The playlists are contained in json files that provide the information needed to play the videos. There should be 3 folders off the main folder. (…\TheVideoClock\) …\TheVideoClock\BaseDir - contains the videos for the video clocks. …\TheVideoClock\PlayLists - contains the json playlists. …\TheVideoClock\Program - contains the program that runs the video clocks. This file structure allows for easy adding and removing playlists and their accompanying files. Like the website, there should be a “Select Clock” page that lists the available clocks/playlists that can be run. To obtain the list of available playlists the program uses the files in the Playlists folder and makes a list based on these names. The program should periodically check if the video is playing appropriately (correct location in the video for the time) and if not correct it. The program should have the ability to periodically restart/refresh itself to prevent crashes. (See below) Settings – for developer: (in varying degrees optional) Alternative location for the video files and playlists. What font to use for hour number when it is superimposed over the video Whether to maximize video on startup How often to restart/refresh program The functioning version of the current program can be downloaded from this location: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RNLe2PHRLcZhx0ps0auR7bXz6yP9OjFL?usp=sharing This program was thrown together to get a program that could run video clocks for a show I was having. I also made some modifications to the code that are messy (I am not a JavaScript programmer). Some of the issues with current program: The program is only setup to play one playlist. Currently it reads a json file that has been modified and turned into a js file. I’m OK with making this modification if it can work. When a tablet (Android/Fire) is running the video clock, it crashes after a few days. I would like the program to restart/refresh periodically to prevent this happening. (This also happens with some Chromebooks.) With Android/Fire tablets I need to use a specific file manager from Google Play Store to get to and then run the index.html file. Opening the html file with the default file manager doesn’t work. And creating a bookmark in the browser fails to run the video clock. I would like the program to be able to be started without having to use a file manager to locate the html file. My priorities Major Select from multiple clock playlists For Android/Fire - periodically self-restart to prevent crashes Minor – not labor intensive When the program starts it should play the last selected playlist. Change current hour Font The program should periodically check if the video is playing appropriately and if not correct it. Setting - Alternative location for the video files and playlists. Ideal – but can live without Play on Android/Fire/Chrome without having to locate and open the html file via file manager. Chromebook (and iOS?) - periodically self-restart/refresh to prevent crashes Play in Amazon Silk browser Setting - What font to use for hour number (Choice of 3) Setting - Whether to maximize video on startup Thanks Ken
Technology & Programming Upwork Overseas
761 days ago