Bolt Graphics
Screenwriter (Contract)
Remote (United States) · Contract
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About the role
- We are looking for a screenwriter to join our creative team to write and assist in development of a 3D animated short film along with supporting content.
- This is a two (2) month contract role with potential to extend based on business need.
Responsibilities
- Selflessly collaborate towards our shared purpose.
- You will be working closely with the CMO, Creative Director, and internal studio to write and develop a ~5 minute short film based on a story outline.
Requirements
- travel required for major events, preference is for a candidate in California.
Nice to have
- We currently do not offer sponsorship or relocation for this role.
Compensation
- This range represents the anticipated base pay for this role based on California standards; the final offer may vary based on qualifications, experience, and location.
Company info
- Bolt Graphics is a semiconductor startup based in Sunnyvale, CA building the fastest and most efficient graphics processors (GPUs) for high performance computing (HPC), Rendering, and Gaming.
- Our technology enables creatives to render photo realistically in real-time, researchers to discover new materials, and designers to simulate state of the art products and buildings before they're built.
- We pride ourselves on our first principles approach to solving problems.
- We are energized by our mission to reduce the barrier of entry for content creation and consumption.
- Our goal is to enable everyone to easily create, simulate and consume immersive experiences as vividly as they can imagine them.
- Unmute yourself.
- Test boundaries and get proven right.
Visa & Work Authorization
- We currently do not offer sponsorship or relocation for this role
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