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3D Artist/Animator Generalist

Posted 3 days ago

animal repair shopNew York (NY)

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About the role

About the Role: ARS is looking for a talented 3D Artist and Animator, with experience modeling, rigging, skinning, lighting and animating complex characters for real-time rendered content platforms. The ideal candidate should be passionate about creating next-generation immersive experiences.
Qualifications: 5+ Years of professional experience creating 3D assets for games, simulations or similar Advanced knowledge of 3D modeling and animation software, such as Maya, 3DS Max, Rhino, Z-Brush, etc. Has experience in Unity A detail-oriented mindset with excellent visualization skills Extensive knowledge of 3D character design, rigging, skinning, etc Deep experience animating 3D characters Excellent oral and written English language skills
Responsibilities: Work with Art and Interactive team to design, conceptualize, and model original 3D characters and objects Develop, light and animate both linear and interactive scenes Translate 2D sketches into 3D objects Take feedback and make changes as required Work with the engineering and design teams to ensure 3D assets function well within the requirements of the delivery platform Preferences Experience creating assets for AR/VR a plus Experience creating textures for 3D objects and characters BFA or BS in related field Benefits Health / Vision / Dental Paid Time Off Paid Holidays

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