Animator

Animator

Reach Game Studios is looking for a talented arnimator to work on the studio's upcoming FPS RPG, GLORY .
Responsibilities:

As an animator you will be responsible for:

- Working with Designers and Artists to shape the key requirements for animations.

- Working with the Programmers and Engineers to ensure animations meet technical engine requirements.

- Working within small multi-disciplinary teams focused on related tasks.

- Rigging and animating characters (bi-pedal, quad-pedal and beyond!) and other 3D models as required, paying close attention to technical requirements whilst producing high-quality animations.

- Importing animations in-engine and using engine tools to create animation trees.

- Working with your team to develop and design proven methodologies for creating and importing animations.

- Collaborating with Artists as required to achieve desired outcomes.

Requirements:
For this role we are looking for:

- A showreel demonstrating experience in rigging and animating ( no prior shipped titles are required for this position ).

- Familiarity with the Unreal Engine and its animation pipelines preferred but not essential.

- Thorough knowledge of Autodesk Maya and other 3D/animation software and pipelines.

- Excellent written and oral communication skills.

- Excellent team-working and leadership skills.

- A passion for videogames, science fiction, RPGs, and/or shooters preferred.

Remuneration:

The position is currently a contract royalty-based position, with view to full-time employment post-launch. Contract amount is competitive and negotiable.
Location:

While we prioritize Australian/New Zealand applicants, we are a remote studio and consider international applications.
Apply:

To apply, please click on the "Apply Now" button below.

Reach Game Studios Pty. Ltd. is a game development studio based in Sydney, Australia. Currently, the studio is working on action FPSRPG Glory. Reach Game Studios is a proudly diverse studio who value staff from all backgrounds and beliefs.

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