Mohammad Faizan K.

If your Unity project needs to move from prototype to something a factory floor, a clinic, or a showroom can actually rely on, that's the work I do. I've spent 12+ years building interactive 3D and AR applications on Unity, with a focus on industrial and enterprise use, not only games. Recent work includes digital twin proofs-of-concept for a data center and an assembly line, AR apps published on Google Play, and an AR MVP a startup client used for an investor pitch and an exhibition demo. Right now I'm building a multi-tenant AR inspection platform for a metal factory: a Unity app with STEP/CAD file import, backed by a .NET Core API and a Vue.js frontend. I'm comfortable joining an existing team and taking over a legacy Unity codebase as much as building something new. I spent several years managing Unity development teams before returning to hands-on work, so I know how to keep a codebase maintainable rather than just adding features to it. What I do: AR applications (ARKit / ARCore / AR Foundation): inspection tools, product visualization VR training and VR architecture Digital twins with real-time data: industrial monitoring, facility visualization 3D/WebGL product configurators Legacy Unity codebase maintenance and architecture cleanup Backend and SaaS platform work (.NET Core, REST APIs, SQL) when the Unity system needs one If you have an AR, digital twin, VR training or 3D configurator project that needs someone who has done this in production, not just in a tutorial, I'd like to hear about it. Core stack: Unity, C#, AR Foundation, ARCore, ARKit, Vuforia, Meta SDK, XR Tracker, Apple Room Plan API, 3D object and image recognition, .NET Core Web API, PostgreSQL / SQL Server.