2K

Video Games

LeadCharacterArtist

Valencia, Spain
The Brief

“Lead Character Artist at 2K. Skills: Character Art, Team Leadership, Mentoring. Drive Character Artists across multiple projects. Build and grow Character Artists”

What You'll Achieve.

Push our visual bar; make sure our artists thrive; creating world-class characters; shaping the next generation of game development

Industry & Context.

Video Games
Problems you'll solve

A natural problem solver; questions what is not working

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

4+ years leading Character Art teams through full development cycles with shipped games in their portfolio, Clear and effective communicator, A natural problem solver, Has senior level craft, proven Engine knowledge

Nice to Have

Enjoys growing and mentoring others, Brings a deep game-dev experience, Sees the bigger picture within a production, Brings a builder's vision

What You'll Do.

Drive Character Artists across multiple projects

Build and grow Character Artists

Align on schedules and project priorities

Address challenges with other teams

Drive adoption of new technologies

Unify the broader art team

Stay hands-on when needed

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work closely with Production and Directors; Partner with Tech Art, Animation, Concept Art; Partner with fellow Character Art Leads

Communication Scope

Clear and effective communicator

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