Total 3 Junior Executive 3D Artist job vacancies in The United States of America

The incumbent will take part in the production of the games by creating, adapting or implementing all the essential 3D Art asset elements for the success of the game.

Responsibilities:

• Creating benchmark assets of visual and technical quality, in line with the artistic direction for the game;
• Collaborate closely with designers, tech artists and project manager to ensure Art assets are gameplay compliant within technical budgets and delivered on time.

The Texture Artist creates, modifies and organizes next-gen photo-realistic textures of the game. They will closely work with the Art Director, Lead, Modeler and Technical Director to achieve the desired visuals.

Responsibilities:

The main and routine tasks of a texture artist are to:

• Follow a project’s artistic direction set by the Art Director/Lead when creating textures
• Adhere to specific texturing pipelines and adapt to constraints needed for texture creation
• Produce all textures needed (Normal map, spec, diffuse etc) for game production, which includes tiling textures, and object based textures.
• Be proactive and work closely with modelers/lighting artists to adapt textures to their needs & constraints
• Learn to use good judgement to know when and how to optimize textures
• Familiarity with the tools needed with handling textures and follow/maintain the setup structure in engine

About the role:

This role will be responsible for producing high-quality AAA texture work. You will plan, create and integrate textures and materials in Ubisoft's proprietary game engine. You will also communicate with 3D artists and collaboration teams.

Responsibilities:

• Working with your Lead, art teams, and Art director to create high-quality AAA textures & materials
• Follow a project’s artistic direction set by the Art Director/Lead when creating textures
• Adhere to specific texturing pipelines and adapt to constraints, implement and maintain texture and material pipeline
• Produce all required textures needed for game production, which includes tiling textures, texture atlases, and object-based textures
• Be proactive and work closely with modelers/lighting/level artists to adapt textures to their needs and constraints
• Use good judgment and expertise to optimize the number of textures that are produced and their uses
• Prioritize and manage day-to-day tasks to ensure deliverables are completed on time, within budget, and with production constraints
• Prepare and communicate texture planning and material lists based on the requirement, considering existing and new textures
• Researching new texture tools and techniques to create more efficient and visually appealing environments