We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced 3D Motion Generalist to join our studio! We’re looking for someone at the top of their game with a strong blend of creative thinking, technical expertise, and a dedication to lifting our studio’s work to new heights. 

This role on our CG team requires a well-rounded ninja, agile in their modeling skills, versatile in their lighting techniques, and animation that's lethally smooth — with extra Zen points for someone who can bring them all together in a masterful composite. You will collaborate with Designers, Art Directors, Creative Leads, and the broader production studios to drive innovative 3D motion design and push WD’s creative forward using Cinema 4D and supporting tools. 

The ideal candidate has a strong body of creative work and thrives in a collaborative environment. Innovation is a team sport here! You need to have a hands-on approach and professional communication skills — capable of providing complex direction in simple terms to agency and client partners. You are process-driven, excited by exploring new techniques and not afraid to take on responsibility for challenging projects. You’re a good mix of rule-follower and explorer, following project guidelines while infusing your unique perspective. 

The ideal candidate will sit in Seattle, WA, but we are open to folks in Los Angeles, CA as well. 

What you'll do:

  • Concepting independently and collaboratively  
  • Contributing to a wide range of projects with visual storytelling, 3D imagery, and motion design 
  • Aligning to creative direction while applying a sophisticated design sense to every stage of the creative and production process  
  • Creating required graphic elements from scripts and boards while upholding client and agency brand standards 
  • Integrating 3D assets within motion, editorial, and experiential brand projects 
  • Presenting to internal stakeholders as well as clients 
  • Maintaining 3D pipeline and best practices 

What you're like:

  • An idea driven designer, who draws from a wide range of disciplines and inspirational sources  
  • A team player who thrives on collaboration 
  • Has a curious nature and stays up to date with current design & technology trends 
  • Calm and resourceful under pressure, with a knack for problem-solving on a deadline
  • Have a keen eye for detail and rigorous quality control 

What you've got:

  • Portfolio demonstrating mastery in both creativity and technical precision 
  • At least 5+ years experience working in a professional, client-driven environment as a motion designer, creating broadcast-quality 3D and motion graphics for both standard and unusual screen sizes and shapes 
  • Proficiency in Cinema4D and rendering with Redshift 
  • Modeling skills, traditional and non-traditional with an understanding of topology and UV spaces 
  • Lighting and rendering photo-real and stylized CG for advertising and digital projects 
  • Ability to animate in 3D and 2D 
  • Expert knowledge of After Effects and popular plug-ins as well as proficiency in the Adobe suite (i.e. Photoshop, Illustrator, Premier), and Microsoft 365 
  • Familiarity with current color management workflows and compositing multi-pass renders within After Effects 

Extra points for:

  • Working knowledge of Houdini 
  • Working knowledge of Unreal 
  • Blender and Zbrush experience  
  • PBR material authoring tools (Substance Designer/Painter) 

The perks:

We’ll pay you to come work here, because we’re generous like that. Our salary range for this role is $110k - $120k, but on top of your paycheck, you’ll receive a whole lotta benefits to help keep you healthy, secure, and balanced. You’ll get great medical, dental and vision insurance (paid in full), 401K with company match, extended holidays, flexible summer hours, and volunteer time off to name a few.

About Us

We are WongDoody. 2000 innovators, creators and designers in 22 studios across the world. 

We create human experiences. Tell big stories for bold clients. Use design to save lives. For the past 30 years, WongDoody has been recognized as one of the most creative and innovative companies by Cannes Lions, Fast Company and EY, among others.

Since our founding, we have won hundreds of global awards for advertising, branding, experience design and strategy, while building a culture that consistently makes WongDoody one of the “Best Places to Work”. We recognize that our people and our values are paramount to our success. Now an Infosys company, our culture remains the same—open, inclusive and curious—rooted in Creative Democracy formed by our founders, Tracy Wong and Patrick Doody.

We're just getting started.

See how we're making an impact: https://www.wongdoody.com/work

Join our global team: http://www.wongdoody.com/careers/

WongDoody is a proud Equal Employment Opportunity employer where we are committed to creating an equitable, diverse and inclusive workspace regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity, or Veteran status. We are intentional about creating a space that celebrates, embraces, and also reflects the diversity of the world we live in. Candidates from diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.

All candidate information is kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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