Overview
Join our team and help bring to life our cozy detective game Almanac: Detective Agency. Join us as a part-time Audio Design Intern and take the lead on our game's audio: the music, the sound effects, and how it all comes together in-engine.
This is a hands-on ownership role. You'll lead audio across the game, our trailers, and our marketing, with the support of the team.
Key responsibilities:
- Do a music pass across the game: the main menu, the town, and during cases, shaping how the score fits each moment
- Create sound effects for menus, UI, and gameplay
- Implement audio in Unity: wiring up music and SFX, mixing, and making the soundscape respond to what's happening in-game
- Coordinate and direct our voice actors
- Produce audio for our trailers and marketing
- Use AI audio tools where they help you work faster and better
Who we are looking for:
- A current student looking for a co-op or internship term
- Familiar with sound implementation for games in Unity. This is important to us: Unity audio, FMOD, or Wwise
- Experience creating game music and/or sound effects, shown in a portfolio or reel
- Open to using AI audio tools as part of your workflow
- Comfortable working in a remote, team-oriented environment
Bonus skills:
- Experience directing or managing voice actors
- Adaptive or interactive music experience
- Audio work for trailers or video
- Interest in cozy, narrative, or period settings
How to apply
Please Note: we will prioritise students who meet eligibility criteria for the WIL Digital ICTC program for this internship.
To show us your work, please include a link to your audio portfolio or reel (music, sound design, or in-engine implementation). Applications without a portfolio cannot be processed.
Best of luck, and we send our warmest wishes to all applicants!
Pay: $38,500.00-$41,500.00 per year
Benefits:
Application question(s):
- Link to your audio portfolio or reel:
- University and program:
- Expected graduation date (MM/YYYY):
- Are you currently enrolled as a student? (Yes / No)
- Have you implemented audio in Unity before (Unity audio, FMOD, or Wwise)?
- Are you comfortable using AI audio tools in your workflow?
- Have you completed a game, released music, or placed in a jam or competition? List them, or write “None”:
- Describe a project where you created and implemented audio for a game: what you made, and how you got it working in-engine:
- Point us to a piece in your portfolio you're proud of, and tell us why:
Work Location: Remote
