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Based in Osaka, Japan, the studio formerly known as Digital Kids was acquired by Ubisoft in 2008. Since then, the studio has accumulated extensive development experience across console, handheld, and mobile platforms. Ubisoft Osaka developed "South Park™ The Fractured But Whole™" in collaboration with Ubisoft's San Francisco studio, and now produces AAA-level titles such as "Rocksmith+" and " XDefiant". In the future, the company plans to leverage its close working relationship with Ubisoft San Francisco to expand the size of the studio while focusing on the development of further AAA projects.
Ubisoft’s worldwide network of video game development studios and business offices work hand-in-hand each day to deliver rich and innovative gaming experiences that reflect the creativity and diversity of their teams. This cross-studio collaboration model means every team member has the opportunity to participate in challenging projects based on iconic brands including Assassin's Creed®, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege®, Tom Clancy's The Division®, For Honor®, Rabbids®, Rayman®, Watch Dogs®, Far Cry®, The Crew®, Just Dance® and more. Ubisoft is a global leader in the video games and entertainment software industry.
Ubisoft is committed to enriching player’s lives with original and memorable gaming experiences. We create worlds where people can express themselves, explore and discover new possibilities.
Job Description
We are currently seeking a motivated and skilled 3D Artist to be part of our Ubisoft Osaka Studio working on a future unannounced AAA project. If you have a passion for videogames and want to work in a friendly and international environment, come join our team!
As a 3D Artist, you will create captivating 3D environments in an immersive world to explore. Whether it's a level, a side mission, or part of an open world, you will assemble and position key elements to deliver impactful visual moments and enhance the player's experience. Each element you carefully place, whether it's a building or a prop, tells a story and evokes an atmosphere and mood.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
Responsibilities
Collaborate with the Level Designers and Art Directors to create environments.
Create high poly models, game models, materials and modular kits following the production pipeline.
Integrate 3D assets in the game editor and create scene and level compositions.
Balance artistic aspects with technical constraints, while maintaining quality and performance standards.
Understand and apply graphic principles.
Use artistic references to improve visuals.
Qualifications
WHAT YOU'LL BRING
We know that skills and competencies show up in different forms and can be based on different experiences. If you are excited about the role, we strongly encourage you to apply even though you may not have all the qualifications listed below.
Experience in an art role on 1 or 2 AAA game production cycles.
Basic gameplay and level design knowledge.
Knowledge of image composition, lighting, colour theory.
Knowledge of 3D software (e.g. Maya, 3DS Max, ZBrush).
Knowledge of material and texturing software (e.g. Substance Painter, Substance Designer).
Storytelling and observation skills.
Ability to accept feedback, adapt to change and work as part of a team.
Sense of initiative and responsibility.
Curiosity and creativity.
