Great place - Software Developer Simulanis Employee Review

Hands-on experience with real-world game development Strong learning opportunities in C# and Unity engine Improves problem-solving and logical thinking skills Exposure to game design, physics, and animations Builds a solid portfolio for future job opportunities

Steep learning curve for beginners Can involve long debugging and testing hours Limited creative freedom during internships Performance optimization can be challenging Internship stipends are often low or unpaid

Good exposure to real-world data handling and business workflows

Data--workflows and processes are still evolving. Startup environment can sometime feel unstructured