Job Details:-

Hiring Organization: Disney

Post Name:  Assistant Technical Director

Qualification: Graduation

Work Hours: 8 Hours

Salary: $20-$30/Hour

Location: Montgomery, USA

Job Description:

Walt Disney Animation Studios is now offering exciting opportunities for Artistic Directors (ATDs) to join our studio team in Vancouver, BC. This is a one-year contract position. Hybrid and remote access for Vancouver studios is specific to remote work in the British Columbia region.

Responsibility:

• Provide general production support to digital artists
• Tools and configuration scripts
• Act as a collaborator with the wider team of Technology and other digital experts
• Performs a variety of custom projects and software packages to support the production pipeline
• Take a closer look at the production process and visualize the big pipes as you understand the impact of their actions
• Contribution and positive representation of Walt Disney Animation Studios in the wider animation and computer graphics community
• Identify problems and optimization opportunities in production data
• Provide process and training pipeline for large studio

Qualifications Required:

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, digital arts, other related field or relevant work experience
• Know Linux or Unix
• Python or C/C++
• The art of solving difficult problems
• Good communication
• Ability to work in a collaborative environment

Bonus Skills:

• Experience in CG animation, visual effects or video game production environment preferred
• Knowledge of various commercial graphics tools such as Maya, Nuke, Houdini or GI providers such as VRay or Arnold

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