3D Generalist for Playable Ads
Description
Remote, Armenia, Cyprus, Spain, Georgia, Poland, Portugal, Serbia, Ukraine
With over7 billion downloadsand180+ gamesin our portfolio, we at SayGames think big. We don’t believe in bureaucracy or complex vertical structures—but we do believe in people and creative freedom. Our approach has propelled us into the top 3 publishers worldwide, and we have no plans to slow down.
We are a data-driven company, relying on analytics, cutting-edge technologies, and expertise. But our true secret lies in our people—their boldness and experience allow us to push boundaries, experiment, make mistakes, set trends, and uncover the secrets of success.
We're currently looking for an experienced3D Artistto help us createPlayable Ads- mini-games used for advertising marketing purposes.
Why this role is really greatHere, you won’t just create assets — you’ll shape the entire Playable Ads experience. That means optimization, scene setup in the engine, lighting, VFX, sound, and even a touch of game design.
At SayGames, a 3D artist isn’t just a contributor — they’re the visual owner of the whole project.
Don’t like the sounds from the original game? Replace them with your own creation. Think the color palette could work better? Reimagine it. Our 3D artist is essentially a mini art director of each project — you influence how the entire experience feels and performs.
Adapt, and optimize 3D and 2D assets for Playable Ads, setting them up in the game engine.
Set up scenes: lighting, shadows, materials, and overall atmosphere.
Collaborate with game designers, programmers, and marketing team to turn ideas into ready-to-launch creatives.
Ability to assemble 3D/2D scenes, set up lighting, shadows, and materials
Proficiency in Blender: topology, geometry optimization, UV mapping
Knowledge of Cocos Creator or willingness to transition to it
Academic foundation: composition, color theory, perspective, lighting, stylization
On the projects of our Playable Ads, the artist is essentially also the art director: creative freedom and responsibility go hand in hand.
A strong team, especially the developers — there’s genuinely a lot to learn from them.
A fast development cycle — every project is different, so you can level up faster than in big productions and try out your skills across many genres.
Working directly in the engine helps you gain a deeper understanding of the technical side.
Hybrid work format—cozy offices in Limassol, Paphos, or Warsaw. Remote work is up for discussion
Flexible schedule—work at your own pace as long as you stay in touch with the team and get things done on time