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Job Title:
Lighting Artist
Reports To:
Art Director, Chief Product Officer
About Star Atlas:
Star Atlas is a next-gen MMORPG metaverse emerging from the confluence of the Solana blockchain, Unreal Engine 5âs real-time graphics technology and decentralized financial protocols. Developed by ATMTA Inc., Star Atlas combines play-to-earn NFT mechanics with an AAA cinematic space-genre experience creating an economy that replicates the tangibility of real world assets and ownership.
Responsibilities:
- Create believable and cinematic lighting scenarios for the locations in the game.
- Ensure the lighting in a location works within defined realtime rendering budgets.
- Work closely with the Lighting Lead and Art Director to make sure the artistic vision is coming to life.
- Collaborate with other departments to help create the best experience possible.
Required Skills:
- Someone who is passionate about creating inspirational lighting moods.
- Someone who can draw from a variety of reference material to always challenge themselves and strive to raise the bar for realtime games.
- Experience in creating high quality realtime lighting scenarios.
- Understanding of physically based rendering.
- Someone who loves to be part of a passionate team and is able to communicate effectively.
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