3D Artist Intern

Humanitarian Operations

  • Edinburgh
  • Training
  • Full-time
  • 1 month ago
We are currently looking for talented 3D Artists to join our team. The ideal candidates will have a good understanding of the 3D pipeline, from Conception and Modelling to UV Mapping, Texturing and creating the final Render. You will work in our amazing 3D art department creating visually immersive models for our educational games!At HOPE, we believe in creating games that unite people across the world and that showcase our commitment to providing an environment that is both inclusive and diverse. This is your chance to use your talents to make a difference in the lives of children globally, whilst building a career to be proud of.Working as a 3D Artist you’ll apply imagination and artistic skill to create 3d models in various areas from character design, props, environment. We teach children using Augmented Reality and therefore place particular attention to ‘low poly’ skills that achieve high quality resultsSkills Required
  • Strong portfolio supporting your talent.
  • Optimising geometry and Polycount
  • Understanding Real World Scale
  • Attention to detail, adaptability, and receptiveness to feedback and direction.
  • UV Mapping
  • Basic Substance Painter or other texture software Skills
  • Understanding; colour formulation, UV Mapping and texture design
  • Ability to work independently or with a team to develop Characters/Models and solve problems.
  • Strong interpersonal, communication skills.
  • Understanding how a rig affects your character
ResponsibilitiesJunior Artist
  • Create and implement 3D models using Maya or 3DS Max
  • UV Mapping
  • Basic Texture Skills
  • Colour and Texturing
  • Efficient UVmapping
  • Create low poly 3D assets with high standards of visual quality and the proper technical requirements to be animated and integrated into our games
  • Ensuring that the final product aligns with the project's needs and is delivered on time.
  • Managing files, asset libraries, and updating procedures and documentation
  • Use creativity and artistic techniques to meet project requirements
  • Modelling and Texturing game-ready assets
About HOPEHumanitarian Operations (HOPE), was established in 2004 and is dedicated to eradicating educational inequality. Every child in the world should have equal opportunity to become numerate and have the ability to read and type, regardless of their background or nationality, and without prejudice.This should be done using the latest entertainment technology, thus enabling each lesson to come to life and envelop children, globally for free for those who cannot contribute financially.We are rapidly growing our team and we are looking for like-minded individuals to bring their skills to push our mission forward. We value teamwork, honesty, and flexibility in the workplace, and create an environment for everyone to flourish.What is it like to work at HOPE?At Humanitarian Operations, we do things a little differently. We are done with corporate hierarchies and work in an agile, start-up, fashion. We celebrate everyone’s individuality and ideas as exactly what they are: valuable!The work culture at HOPE is collaborative and relaxed. We encourage feedback and support each other to solve problems–always striving to be the best we can be. We are driven by a passion for quality and delivering outstanding products.We don’t believe in micro-management; we believe in supporting everyone to reach their best potential and practise using the most efficient and innovative solutions. HOPE is not just a place of work. It is a place of growth, learning, and development. We are co-creating a new world and having fun whilst doing it. We want to challenge everyone in positive and creative ways every day so we can all evolve together.

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