90-day success looks like

Within your first 90 days, you'll learn a proprietary engine quickly and work effectively inside its constraints. You'll deliver a complete environment area (assets + assembly + materials) that matches concept and art direction. You'll do it with minimal supervision, asking smart questions early, and communicating progress clearly.

Day-to-day responsibilities

• Create custom environment assets and assemble environment areas (this is not primarily modular kit-building).
• Model and texture organic environment assets (rock walls, cliffs, tree roots, terrain-like forms) plus hard-surface props.
• Author high-quality materials in Substance 3D and apply them effectively in-engine.
• Understand shader concepts well enough to work within limits, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate with Tech Art/Engineering.
• Own optimization fundamentals: budgets, LODs, performance constraints, and console targets.
• Proactively problem-solve, communicate clearly, and contribute to a healthy team culture.
• Collaborate closely with the Environment Lead and Art Director; partner with Tech Art/Engineering as needed.

Requirements

• Minimum 2-years of professional game industry experience working in a stylized realism art style.
• Strong environment modeling skills in Maya and/or Blender experience.
• Strong material creation skills in Substance 3D and Zbrush.
• Proven end-to-end environment workflow experience (modeling through in-engine implementation in Unreal Engine 4 or 5).
• Demonstrated optimization knowledge (LODs, budgets, constraints).
• Clear written and verbal communication; strong collaboration habits.
• Can work Eastern (ET) core hours with possible overlap hours with Pacific (PT)
• Work options are flexible: remote / hybrid / onsite.

Nice-to-have

• Houdini experience.
• Technical art skills (tools, shader work, pipeline problem solving).
• Lighting skills (mood, readability, exposure discipline).
• Versatility across stylized and realistic work; foliage experience.

Portfolio requirements

Your portfolio must include:

• Organic environment assets (rocks/cliffs/roots/terrain-like forms) with strong forms and believable detail.
• Hard-surface environment assets (props/structures) with clean execution.
• Strong material definition and texture work (surface breakup, roughness/metalness control where applicable).
• Evidence of fundamentals: composition, mood, readability, lighting/color choices.
• At least one example shown in a real-time context (engine screenshots/video acceptable).

If your portfolio is mostly props, mostly modular kits, or mostly offline renders, this is probably not the right fit.

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90-day success looks like

Within your first 90 days, you'll learn a proprietary engine quickly and work effectively inside its constraints. You'll deliver a complete environment area (assets + assembly + materials) that matches concept and art direction. You'll do it with minimal supervision, asking smart questions early, and communicating progress clearly.

Day-to-day responsibilities

• Create custom environment assets and assemble environment areas (this is not primarily modular kit-building).
• Model and texture organic environment assets (rock walls, cliffs, tree roots, terrain-like forms) plus hard-surface props.
• Author high-quality materials in Substance 3D and apply them effectively in-engine.
• Understand shader concepts well enough to work within limits, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate with Tech Art/Engineering.
• Own optimization fundamentals: budgets, LODs, performance constraints, and console targets.
• Proactively problem-solve, communicate clearly, and contribute to a healthy team culture.
• Collaborate closely with the Environment Lead and Art Director; partner with Tech Art/Engineering as needed.

Requirements

• Minimum 2-years of professional game industry experience working in a stylized realism art style.
• Strong environment modeling skills in Maya and/or Blender experience.
• Strong material creation skills in Substance 3D and Zbrush.
• Proven end-to-end environment workflow experience (modeling through in-engine implementation in Unreal Engine 4 or 5).
• Demonstrated optimization knowledge (LODs, budgets, constraints).
• Clear written and verbal communication; strong collaboration habits.
• Can work Eastern (ET) core hours with possible overlap hours with Pacific (PT)
• Work options are flexible: remote / hybrid / onsite.

Nice-to-have

• Houdini experience.
• Technical art skills (tools, shader work, pipeline problem solving).
• Lighting skills (mood, readability, exposure discipline).
• Versatility across stylized and realistic work; foliage experience.

Portfolio requirements

Your portfolio must include:

• Organic environment assets (rocks/cliffs/roots/terrain-like forms) with strong forms and believable detail.
• Hard-surface environment assets (props/structures) with clean execution.
• Strong material definition and texture work (surface breakup, roughness/metalness control where applicable).
• Evidence of fundamentals: composition, mood, readability, lighting/color choices.
• At least one example shown in a real-time context (engine screenshots/video acceptable).

If your portfolio is mostly props, mostly modular kits, or mostly offline renders, this is probably not the right fit.

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