Junior Technical Artist - Rainbow Six Siege

Ubisoft

Barcelona · Posted Oct 30

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At a glance

Location: Barcelona, Spain
Work type: Onsite

Junior Technical Artist for Rainbow Six Siege at Ubisoft Barcelona. Bridges art and technical pipeline, optimizing assets and tooling, and ensuring high-quality visuals and performance for in-game content. Responsibilities include asset validation, workflow improvements, tool development support, documentation, and asset integration across departments.

What they are looking for

Photoshop3dsmaxBlenderSubstanceUnity

Location: Barcelona, CT, es Department: Ubisoft Employment Type: {'id': 'permanent', 'label': 'Full-time'}

Company Description

Ubisoft is a global leader in gaming with teams across the world creating original and memorable gaming experiences, from Assassin’s Creed, Rainbow Six to Just Dance and more. We believe diverse perspectives help both players and teams thrive. If you’re passionate about innovation and pushing entertainment boundaries, join our journey and help create the unknown!

Ubisoft Barcelona, part of Ubisoft’s international network of production studios, has developed for over 20 years a strong expertise in the production of videogames from a large variety of genres and platforms. The Studio is continuously looking to grow its team with highly professional, passionate and talented people.

Job Description

The Technical Artist is a key support role within the Rainbow Six: Siege team, working closely with other Technical Artists as well as 3D, Texture, Concept, and Character Artists. This role bridges the gap between the artistic and technical aspects of asset production, ensuring that all assets—such as uniforms, headgear, charms, weapons, and other customization items—are efficiently integrated into the game engine.

In addition, the Technical Artist contributes to asset and pipeline optimization, tool development, and technical setup and validation processes, maintaining high-quality visuals while ensuring optimal performance across all in-game content.

Key Responsibilities

Derisk 3D concepts: List of checks that needs to respect guidelines for 2D and 3D assets that include clipping, neck connection, skin meshes compatibility, mem budget, collision meshes, tattoos, hair, gadget, legs, shoes).

Tech Validation: List of checks, adjustments and corrections for all 2D and 3D assets that include meshes (hands, body, neck, eyes, straps, etc), collision meshes, skeleton (pivot points), mem budgets, UVs, textures (color mask, albedo, roughness, metalness, normals, emissive). Have ownership of asset approvals for tech guidelines compliance.

Tech Guidelines: Create, update and oversee the tech guidelines for all assets during production

Workflow/Pipeline Improvements: Define the content creation pipeline to maximize performance, quality and efficiency

Assisting tool development: Collaborate with tech artist and progs to improve our internal tools.

Documentation: Create, maintain and promote internal documentation to support onboarding and technical references

Create Templates: Create templates in Photoshop, Substance, and 3DS Max for standardization (everyone works with the same specification and avoid discrepancies), efficiency in production (avoid manual repetitive work and save time), Technical Compliance (include essential technical overlays such as UV maps, mem budgets, etc.) and Quality control.

Assets Integration: Integrate work files and assets provided by the internal team (ex. Substance Painter and 3DS Max files) into Anvil. Ensure the assets are hooked up for in-game but also for other departments (Rigging, VFX, etc.)

Proactive bug fixing: Anticipate, identify and resolve issues related to assets

Assist the team in any technical issue related with the art pipeline