Senior Technical Artist, Lighting and Materials for Live Events
Interactive entertainment company making games and real-time engine technology, with over 30 years in business
| Employer | Interactive entertainment company making games and real-time engine technology, with over 30 years in business (not named) |
|---|---|
| Location | Multiple U.S. locations (CA, NY, WA) · On-site |
| Type & level | Full-time · Senior |
| Pay | USD 151,585–277,906 base (range varies by work location) Source: pay range stated in the source posting |
| Visa path | O-1B fit |
| Role family | Animator / VFX / Game Artist |
About the role
This role joins a team building large live in-game events and needs someone who blends look development, lighting and technical art. The artist builds complex environments and materials in a stylized but high-fidelity look. The role also owns art-side features and keeps content performing across platforms.
What you'll do
- Build complex materials for landscape and environment art
- Own world and set lighting, clouds, atmospherics and water look development
- Deliver a range of visual styles, with emphasis on stylized work at high fidelity
- Work with engineers and artists to optimize content for several platforms
- Own gameplay and engine features from the technical art side to keep the quality bar high
- Support internal artists, leads, directors and outside vendors on technical aspects of art creation
Requirements
- Reel or portfolio showing shipped game technical art
- Solid knowledge of PBR principles and material editors
- Experience with texturing tools such as Substance Designer
- High proficiency setting up world environment lighting
- Familiarity with a modern real-time engine art pipeline
- Experience on multiple platforms and Blueprint or other scripting
Nice to have
Pay & benefits
USD 151,585–277,906 base (range varies by work location). The posting mentions participation in company benefit plans and discretionary incentive programs for most employees, subject to plan terms.
Pay source: pay range stated in the source posting. Market data, not an offer from O1DMatch.
Visa path
Technical artists often document an O-1B case with credits on released games, awards, press or industry recognition, and expert letters about their contribution to visual quality. The posting states no citizenship restriction. An employer like this, or a U.S. agent, can file the petition, and approval depends on the individual's evidence.
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