Sluiten

As a Senior Houdini TA you will be collaborating closely with the CG Supervisor, fellow artists, and TDs in the 3D team, as well as our pipeline team, you would ensure the seamless integration of 3D and FX elements within our production pipeline. You possess a strong combination of technical expertise, artistic understanding and problem-solving skills, thriving in our fast-paced, team-oriented work environment.

The role of the technical artist is to bridge the gap between the issues of the creative and technical teams in VFX production. They must possess an equal amount of knowledge about both disciplines to ensure all needs are being met. Because of this they tend to be all-rounders with experience working in the artistic and programming realms.

Responsibilities
Solving complex technical challenges by developing custom tools and scripts to automate tasks and overcome limitations.
Contributing to the development and maintenance of the studio's pipeline, ensuring efficient data flow and integration.
Creating and enhancing Houdini tools, scripts, and user interfaces to improve production efficiency.
Working closely with artists, providing technical support and troubleshooting assistance with Houdini-related issues in shot production.
Staying updated with the latest techniques, trends, and technologies to enhance the studio's capabilities in visual effects.

Requirements
Extensive and demonstrated Houdini experience (5+ years)
Extensive knowledge of Python and Nuke
Experience with Deadline render submission for Houdini
In-depth technical knowledge and organizational skills
Prior experience creating photo-real FX elements for a feature film
A positive 'can-do' attitude and ability to think on your feet
Willingness to grow, learn new methods, and share knowledge with others
Experience in shading, lighting and rendering
Excellent communication skills are a must
Demonstrated expertise in utilizing one or more renderers such as Renderman, Mantra, Arnold, etc., along with familiarity in working with file formats specific to each renderer

Sluiten

As a Senior Houdini TA you will be collaborating closely with the CG Supervisor, fellow artists, and TDs in the 3D team, as well as our pipeline team, you would ensure the seamless integration of 3D and FX elements within our production pipeline. You possess a strong combination of technical expertise, artistic understanding and problem-solving skills, thriving in our fast-paced, team-oriented work environment.

The role of the technical artist is to bridge the gap between the issues of the creative and technical teams in VFX production. They must possess an equal amount of knowledge about both disciplines to ensure all needs are being met. Because of this they tend to be all-rounders with experience working in the artistic and programming realms.

Responsibilities
Solving complex technical challenges by developing custom tools and scripts to automate tasks and overcome limitations.
Contributing to the development and maintenance of the studio's pipeline, ensuring efficient data flow and integration.
Creating and enhancing Houdini tools, scripts, and user interfaces to improve production efficiency.
Working closely with artists, providing technical support and troubleshooting assistance with Houdini-related issues in shot production.
Staying updated with the latest techniques, trends, and technologies to enhance the studio's capabilities in visual effects.

Requirements
Extensive and demonstrated Houdini experience (5+ years)
Extensive knowledge of Python and Nuke
Experience with Deadline render submission for Houdini
In-depth technical knowledge and organizational skills
Prior experience creating photo-real FX elements for a feature film
A positive 'can-do' attitude and ability to think on your feet
Willingness to grow, learn new methods, and share knowledge with others
Experience in shading, lighting and rendering
Excellent communication skills are a must
Demonstrated expertise in utilizing one or more renderers such as Renderman, Mantra, Arnold, etc., along with familiarity in working with file formats specific to each renderer