Senior Animation TD

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Job Description

CD PROJEKT RED is looking for a Senior Animation TD to join our studio to work on Cyberpunk 2, the follow-up to Cyberpunk 2077 and the next major video game in the Cyberpunk franchise. This position will work closely with the Technical Art Director, animation team, and technical artists to drive development of high-quality animation technology.

Daily Responsibilities

• Design, create, test, and maintain asset rigs.
• Collaborate with character artists, the vehicles team, and technical animators to solve animation issues and consult on design.
• Develop and maintain motion and deformation systems.
• Research and test new techniques and workflows to improve animation pipelines.
• Write pipeline tools to streamline setup processes.
• Document tools and workflows clearly for team use.
• Coordinate with leads and production to estimate and plan work.
• Contribute to a culture of creativity, trust, and technical excellence.

Qualifications

Nice to Have

Candidates should include a portfolio in their application. Applications without a portfolio will not be considered.

Additional Information

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