VFX Director (Real-time)

We are seeking a talented and experienced VFX Director (real-time UE5) to spearhead the creation of stunning visual effects for our ambitious open-world project.

As a pivotal member of the development team, you will collaborate closely with art, design, and engineering to deliver awe-inspiring effects that bring our expansive world to life.

This role offers the unique opportunity to shape the visual identity of a project in its early stages of development.

Lead the VFX team, creating and implementing real-time high-quality visual effects for an open-world environment, including environmental effects, character abilities, destruction systems, and cinematic sequences.

Responsible for all the VFX elements produced for the project.

Define the VFX pipeline and establish best practices to optimize workflows and ensure efficient asset creation and integration.

Work closely with the Art Director to establish the visual style to determine the technical requirements of the project.

Responsible for making creative and aesthetic choices for the visual effects.

Crafting and designing the addition of flair and visual drama, while effectively developing tone and pacing for game and cinematic events at a AAA Level.

Lead VFX pre-production activities, including concept development, reviews, and previs (previsualization) planning to establish the AAA visual goal.

Collaborate with our Technical Material Artist to create the VFX master materials for the project at a AAA quality bar.

The ability to troubleshoot and solve technical challenges related to VFX integration, performance, and memory optimization.

Manage the VFX team and mentor and guide junior VFX artists, fostering their growth.

Stay updated on the latest trends and techniques in real-time visual effects and integrate them into the development process.

Work closely with Production to estimate, plan, and track VFX tasks for scheduled milestones.

Spearhead VFX R&D efforts, identifying the resources and technology needed to achieve desired effects within project constraints.