OpenGL Developer for 3D Virtual Environment

I'm on a quest to find an experienced OpenGL (C++) developer able to assist in creating a virtual environment (3d look from car cabin) for my school project. Key Tasks: * Creating moderate complexity 3D Models: You should be proficient in designing 3D models of small buildings and simple characters. * Implementing shaders and lighting effects: Bring your expertise in making the virtual environment more realistic and attractive. Skills and Experience: * Proficient in OpenGL (C++) programming * Hands-on experience with 3D modeling * Strong knowledge and experience in shaders and lighting effects. * Prior experience in developing virtual environments would be an added advantage. The idea is to create a 3D look from a car cabin. I would provide the code for the instrument panel, which is written in C++ using OpenGL. You'll need to implement the following: The instrument panel includes a display of a previous project (in 3D space). Through the windshield, the external scene is visible. The glass is transparent with a slight blue tint, and the upper edge is darker. On one part of the screen, there is a 2D rearview mirror. The rearview mirror displays objects behind the car. Enable depth testing. Enable backface culling. Create a flat surface for the car to move on. The ground has diffuse and specular maps, clearly depicting asphalt. The car can move forward and backward (with an automatic transmission). While one key is pressed, gas is applied, and when released, gas decreases. Another key serves as a brake. Stopping doesn't happen instantly but depends on the speed of movement. It is possible to shift the car into reverse and back into forward motion. The car can turn left and right (only while in motion forward or backward). Active perspective projection with arbitrary parameters. The camera is configured to show the instrument panel and the scene through the windshield, following the car's movement. Implement the Phong lighting model. Add directional light to the scene mimicking the sun at dusk. Set the sky color appropriately. It is possible to turn on front car lights that act as headlights, directed in front and below the car. It is possible to switch between "low beam" and "high beam" lights, changing their intensity, range, and width. All lights on the instrument panel are now point lights with a small range and intensity. All instruments and lights on the instrument panel now activate based on scene interactions (no need to use a library; it is possible to implement custom logic). At an arbitrary location on the instrument panel, there is a decoration (bobblehead), loaded as a model.