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Lighting Artist (Gamedev)
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TL;DR
Lighting Artist (Gamedev): Creating immersive lighting and atmospheres for open-world environments and cutscenes with an accent on dynamic day/night cycles and varying weather conditions. Focus on optimizing lighting across platforms, collaborating with the art direction, and utilizing the proprietary C-Engine.
Company
is a Polish video game company developing open-world action games, including the Dying Light and Call of Juarez franchises.
What you will do
- Light indoor and outdoor locations in open-world games across full day/night cycles and changing weather conditions.
- Create lighting for gameplay and real-time cutscenes, balancing technical execution with character readability.
- Optimize lighting for all platforms and follow team pipelines and project specifications.
- Test and provide feedback on lighting pipelines and technology.
- Plan lighting content and collaborate with the Lighting Team, Lead Lighting Artist, and Art Director.
- Work with the proprietary C-Engine.
Requirements
- Professional portfolio demonstrating lighting art for at least one shipped game.
- Experience across the full game production lifecycle, especially contributing to launch.
- Strong artistic skills, including color and composition.
- Ability to find, analyze, and communicate reference materials and ideas clearly.
- Strong teamwork skills and reliability.
- Very good spoken and written English.
Nice to have
- Familiarity with level and environment art.
- Experience with open-world games or full day/night cycle games.
- Experience with proprietary game engines.
- Additional artistic skills such as photography, painting, or modeling.
Culture & Benefits
- Private medical care, life insurance, health initiatives, and occasional gifts.
- Flexible working hours, no dress code, and HR Business Partner support.
- Individual development budget, training opportunities, and two additional paid days for training and CSR.
- Financing for English and Polish language classes.
- Offices with chillout zones, a kitchen, a gym at the Wrocław office, and limited free parking at the Warsaw office.
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