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You have experience developing or working with animation blend graphs, real-time IK, animation compression, and/or advanced animation memory management (streaming) You have extensive experience with one or more real-time animation middleware (eg: Havok Animation, Granny, HumanIK, Morpheme) or equivalent custom/in-house solutions.
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Animation Programmer - The typical base pay range for this position at the start of employment is expected to be between $75,000 - $160,000 per year. You have prior experience acting as an owner of animation systems.
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Proficient or advanced skills in video editing software (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, etc), motion graphics (After Effects, Cinema 4D, etc), animation (Vyond, Character Animator, Adobe Animate, etc), and videography (camera operating, lighting, sound engineering etc.
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Own the animation pipeline from concept to realization. Create and implement technology and techniques that provide a leading edge animation experience. Animation Programmer , you will.
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Experience developing or working with animation blend graphs, real-time IK, animation compression, and/or advanced animation memory management (streaming) ZeniMax Online Studios is looking for a Lead Animation Software Engineer to develop a robust in-game animation system in our new engine for the studio's next AAA project.
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