Senior Environment Artist
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JobgetherGame Development
Canada; remote work available for candidates who are current Ontario residents or willing to relocate to Ontario.Full-TimeSenior
SalaryAnnual salary of $105,000–135,000 CAD.
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Job Details
- Experience
- 3+ years
- Required Skills
- BlenderUnreal engine
Requirements
- Exceptional portfolio demonstrating high-quality photorealistic environment art.
- 3+ years of professional experience working as an Environment Artist in game development.
- Experience developing AAA-quality titles for PC and/or console platforms.
- Strong understanding of the complete environment art pipeline, including sculpting, retopology, baking, UVs, texturing and material creation.
- Professional experience with Unreal Engine 5.
- Proficiency with tools such as Maya or Blender, ZBrush and Adobe Substance Suite.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
- High degree of self-motivation, initiative and ownership.
- Ability to collaborate effectively with artists, level designers, production teams and creative leadership.
- Strong attention to visual quality, technical accuracy and performance considerations.
Responsibilities
- Take playable environments through the full development process, from initial concept to final implementation.
- Create high-quality, photorealistic environmental assets with detailed textures and materials.
- Build realistic levels and environments that support the artistic and gameplay vision.
- Collaborate with level designers and other artists to translate concepts into compelling playable spaces.
- Plan, estimate and prioritize tasks while managing timelines and tracking progress.
- Identify and resolve bugs, performance challenges and technical budget issues affecting environments.
- Incorporate feedback from creative directors and art leads into ongoing work.
- Collaborate with the wider development team to achieve high standards of visual quality and technical accuracy.
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