Ubisoft
Senior Character Rigger - [Rainbow Six Siege]
Montreal, QC, Canada · Senior
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PythonComputer VisionControls3ds MaxProblem Solving
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About the role
- Ubisoft is a global leader in gaming with teams across the world creating original and memorable gaming experiences, from Assassin's Creed, Rainbow Six to Just Dance and more.
- We believe diverse perspectives help both players and teams thrive.
Responsibilities
- Build user-friendly character rigs in 3DS Max;
- Develop efficient skinning, deformation, and control systems;
- Support and improve animation pipelines and workflows;
- Optimize rigs for real-time performance;
- Collaborate closely with animation, technical art, and programming teams;
- If you're passionate about innovation and pushing entertainment boundaries, join our journey and help us create the unknown!
- As a Senior Character Rigger at Ubisoft Montreal, you will create high-quality character rigs in 3DS Max and integrate them into our game engine.
- You will support the AAA animation pipeline and help build character rigging systems for a character-driven game.
Requirements
- Experience with Python scripting for rigging pipelines;
Skills
- What to send our way: - Your CV highlighting your experience and skills. - A portfolio showcasing your best character rigging work.
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