Technical Director
onbenchDallas (TX)
About the role
We are looking for aTechnical Directorto join our team. You will design and optimize 2D production workflows, oversee high-resolution deliverables, and act as a vital bridge between creative and technical teams. You’ll ensure seamless post-production execution on innovative, large-scale media projects.
Responsibilities:
Architect and maintain 2D/large-format production workflows Supervise technical execution across post-production Ensure format/file compatibility for final delivery systems (e.g., Cosm Encoder)Stay up-to-date with innovation in high-res imaging, codecs, LED capture Requirements 7+ years in technical roles across film, TV, or high-end content production Strong experience with Nuke, Maya, Houdini, Unreal Engine, and Redshift Deep knowledge of Shotgrid Toolkit Familiarity with 2D and large-format workflows (e.g., LED Domes, IMAX)Expertise in file formats: EXR, DPX, Pro Res, DNxHRSkilled in editorial (Avid, Premiere), grading (DaVinci), and VFX pipelines Comfortable with scripting in Python, Pyside, Bash
Bonus:
Experience with virtual production, LED volumes, multi-vendor environments Seniority level Mid-Senior level Employment type Full-time Job function Information Technology IndustriesIT Services and IT Consulting This job is not marked as expired and appears actively listed. However, the original description contains extraneous information about other jobs and general site prompts which have been removed for clarity.
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