3D Artist Junior

• Fresh graduate or candidate who graduated within the past 1 year. No prior professional game industry experience or technical production knowledge is required.
• Strong interest in game development and willingness to build a career in game art.
• Demonstrates fundamental artistic skills, including understanding of form, proportion, observation, spatial awareness, perspective, composition, and drawing.
• Artistic fundamentals may be demonstrated through school assignments, plaster cast drawings, sketches, gesture drawings (croquis), observational studies, or other relevant artwork.
• Able to observe, analyse, and translate real-world subjects into artwork.
• Able and willing to learn new art tools, techniques, and production workflows.
• Demonstrates strong learning ability, adaptability, responsibility, initiative, and a positive attitude toward assigned tasks.
• Receptive to feedback and able to apply corrections.
• Good communication and teamwork potential, with willingness to ask questions and seek guidance when needed.
• Organized, responsible, respectful, and willing to collaborate with others.
• Portfolio must include observational or live drawing and anatomy studies.
• Portfolio should demonstrate strong artistic fundamentals, growth, experimentation, and potential for professional game art production. Professional production experience is not required.

Preferred Qualifications

• Basic knowledge of 2D or 3D digital art tools.
• Basic knowledge of game development or real-time workflows.
• Personal or academic projects demonstrating artistic exploration, creativity, and interest in game art or digital content creation.

Responsibilities

• Participate in structured training across 3D Character, 3D Environment, Concept Art, and Animation to gain exposure to the game art production pipeline.
• Complete training assignments and exercises under the guidance of senior artists and trainers.
• Explore different art disciplines and demonstrate willingness to learn unfamiliar skills, tools, and workflows.
• Apply feedback and corrections to continuously improve assigned work.
• Communicate progress, questions, and difficulties clearly with trainers and team members.
• Develop good working habits, teamwork, responsibility, and an understanding of professional game production.
• Progress toward a suitable art discipline assignment based on demonstrated strengths, potential, interests, and