3D Generalist

We are True Games Syndicate! We strive to make games that shine some light on the dark parts of our reality: dangerous situations, moral dilemmas, tough choices, and shady deals. The street is not kind, but it delivers the adrenaline rush you want!

We are seeking a talented 3D Generalist to join our team and work on our upcoming game project based on a highly recognizable TV series IP belonging to a leading streaming service.

Responsibilities:

• Collaborate with the art and design teams to create 3D assets, including characters, props, and environments.
• Model, texture, and optimize 3D assets for use in Unreal Engine 5.
• Work with shaders, materials, and lighting to achieve the desired visual quality.
• Assist in level design by creating and populating game environments.
• Troubleshoot and problem-solve any technical or artistic issues related to 3D assets.

Qualifications:

• Proven experience as a 3D Generalist in the game industry (2+ years / 1+ with exceptional portfolio)
• Proficiency in modeling, texturing, and optimizing 3D assets.
• Strong knowledge of Unreal Engine 5 and its rendering pipeline.
• Familiarity with shader development and material creation.
• Ability to work collaboratively and communicate effectively within a team.
• Strong passion for video games and a desire to push the boundaries of visual quality.

We offer:

• Option to work remotely
• Fair salary
• Freedom of choosing contract type
• Elastic work hours
• Long term cooperation

We would love to see your portfolio! Make sure to include it with your aplication!

Please include this clause in your application:
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