Freelance Technical Artist

Cygames

Game Art

Python

C#

Unity

About this role

This freelance technical artist role supports game development by building and improving development environments and workflows. Responsibilities include creating plugins for DCC tools, developing customization tools for game engines, managing art assets within game engines, verifying graphics specifications, and creating materials. The role also serves as a bridge between engineers and designers.

Applicants should approach their work with an awareness of efficiency and automation. Required experience includes supporting tools used by artists or working on art asset production, or equivalent practical experience and skills.

Experience as an artist, practical programming experience—especially with Python or C#—and practical experience with Unity or Unreal Engine are welcomed. The posting also lists experience with procedural modeling or dynamics production in Houdini, tool creation in Maya, support for Adobe products such as Photoshop, Substance 3D, and After Effects, efficiency-improvement work using Flow Production Tracking, and team management or leadership experience.

The role is intended for someone strongly interested in games and gameplay who can communicate smoothly and provide strong support in team production. The person should listen to artists, understand their workflows, identify issues and requests, propose improvements, prioritize and organize tasks, complete assigned work, and research new technical information regularly.

This is an outsourced freelance engagement. The work locations are offices in Shibuya and Meguro, Tokyo. Working location, workload, and compensation are discussed during an interview. Compensation is listed as 250,000 to 900,000 JPY per month, with the posting also stating that it is subject to consultation. Listed support programs include communication activities, training and skill-development programs, influenza vaccination, in-office bodywork, free soft drinks, and lunch support.

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