TL;DR

Environment Artist (Gamedev): Creating game environment assets, including building, modeling, and texturing environments, architecture, and props according to concepts and art direction. Focus on creating realistic PBR textures and materials, and populating the game world in a visually appealing way while adhering to memory and performance restrictions.

Location: This is a permanent onsite position, with the possibility to work in a hybrid setting, at either our HQ in Uppsala or in our satellite office in Sundsvall, Sweden. We will support your relocation and/or application for work permit if you are not an EU citizen and/or are not currently residing in Sweden.

Company

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What you will do

Create game environment assets by building, modeling, and texturing environments, architecture, and props.
Create realistic PBR textures and materials.
Use existing assets and content to populate the game world in a believable and visually appealing way.
Build environments according to Level design requirements, considering gameplay constraints.
Collaborate with senior colleagues and the art director to revise game environments and refine visual quality.
Consider memory and performance restrictions in your work.

Requirements

A strong portfolio focused on environment art.
Experience working within a development team, ideally with one full production cycle.
Strong 3D modeling and texturing skills.
Knowledge of PBR systems with a focus on material definition and surface detail.
Experience with creating game-ready assets in at least one major modeling package.
Solid understanding of industry-standard tools such as Photoshop, Substance Painter, Substance Designer, and Zbrush.
Experience with game-level production, with a strong focus on layout, composition, and visual hierarchy.
A positive attitude, be a team player, and have excellent communication skills both verbally and written in English.
Passion for creating both excellent art and excellent games!
CV in English.

Culture & Benefits

The studio values team performance over individual performance.
Practices an open-door policy.
Delivers what they promise.
Gives constructive and actionable feedback.
Practices ownership and accountability.
Learns from mistakes.