Role Description We’re looking for a Creative Technologist who can independently design, test, and optimize generative AI workflows in a fast-moving production environment. This role sits at the intersection of creative intent and technical execution, owning pipeline design, model experimentation, and workflow refinement across multiple genres. You’ll operate across all creative pods as both a builder and a guide, translating creative briefs into structured AI systems while helping scale our production capabilities. This person will also stay on the cutting edge of AI media, continuously testing new tools and workflows, presenting findings, and helping position TrueShort as a leader in the space. Responsibilities - Design, build, and maintain end-to-end AI workflows for image and video generation - Build repeatable templates for shot production across series - Integrate ControlNet systems (depth, pose, motion, segmentation) into workflows - Manage model versioning, LoRA stacks, and asset consistency - Test and evaluate new AI tools, models, and creative workflows - Present findings and workflow improvements to internal teams - Act as a technical resource across creative pods - Build relationships with leading AI platforms and contribute to thought leadership in the space - Establish and maintain a public-facing presence for TrueShort’s innovation and R&D efforts, showcasing workflows, insights, and creative advancements Qualifications - Strong experience with ComfyUI - Solid working knowledge of Python (automation, scripting, debugging) - Deep understanding of latent diffusion workflows and VAE decoding - Experience with ControlNet variants and model conditioning techniques - Familiarity with AI tools (Midjourney, Nano Banana, Seedream, etc.) - Experience with AI video tools (Kling, Veo, Seedance, Runway, etc.) - Strong awareness of the AI filmmaking community on X, with the ability to track emerging workflows, tools, and techniques in real time Nice to Have - Experience in film, animation, or VFX environments - Familiarity with Nuke, Blender, Unreal, or similar tools - Understanding of color pipelines and high bit-depth workflows - Active presence in the AI community (X, research, or publishing insights) Compensation - Full Time: $120,000 – $180,000 annually (depending on experience) - Contract: Flexible based on scope - Location: Remote or Hybrid (LA Preferred) To Apply Please share: - 1–3 examples of workflows, pipelines, or AI-driven projects - A brief overview of your process and tools - Optional: GitHub, X, or any technical breakdowns / thought leadership

Role Description Interior Architects translates client goals, brand and culture into powerful environments built around people, processes, technologies and business drivers. Our clients in diverse markets worldwide require high-performance, visually compelling and sustainable environments to move their enterprise forward, support their culture, engage their staff, integrate technology and drive efficiencies. As architects, designers, workplace strategists and environmental specialists in the largest global architecture firm concentrating exclusively on interiors, we help clients articulate and align their business strategies and core values with the dynamic use of space. Our team members are collaborative, creative, professional, expert and entrepreneurial. Joining our team requires skill, daring, leadership, teaming, humor and a love of Design. We are presently searching for a Designer in Portland, OR to support our projects in Northern California. This is a primarily remote position, with occasional travel required. The Designer, working under general supervision of a Senior Designer or Project Manager, provides design support primarily in project administration, presentations, concept design through design development, and contract documents. - Works with team to develop design ideas and create both presentation and construction drawings - Drafts technical drawings - Provides review of engineering and landscape drawings to ensure they comply with design solution - Ensures integration into overall design - Preliminary concept plans for larger projects - May develop and finalize conceptual design for smaller projects - Oversees Intermediate Designer to review space plans and tackles more complicated issues - Provides detail for interior and architectural design projects - Develops and delivers overall design and furniture packages for both interior and exterior - Assists in developing packages for larger projects - Obtains cost estimates and produces final cost estimates - Manages design budget for assigned projects - May mentor the work of Junior and Intermediate Designers Qualifications - Graduate of architecture or design school: equivalent experience may be substituted - 6+ years’ experience in workplace design, focusing on building repositioning and adaptive re-use projects as well as corporate interiors Requirements - Advanced presentation skills - Advanced knowledge of space planning - Extensive knowledge of furnishings and finishes - Extensive with the concepts of furniture layout - Advanced sketching and rendering skills - Advanced architecture detailing skills - Extensive knowledge of CDs and procedures - Extensive knowledge of building systems, codes and ADA requirements - Working knowledge of path of travel requirements - Working knowledge of contract administration - Intermediate MS Office Suite skills - Advanced Revit skills - Advanced Adobe Creative Suite skills

Astrid is a gaming studio that brings together accomplished worldbuilders and game developers to create multiplayer creative experiences. Our first title is a cooperative open-world life simulation set in a natural world inspired by the wonder of Studio Ghibli and the playfulness of Nintendo. This is a living world shared by a small group of players that are given creative tools and freedom to evolve the world through the connections they form and the choices they pursue. Our team spans the US, the UK, and beyond. We are taking a fully remote approach, but have regular in-person meetups to synchronize, huddle and build our culture. Astrid is seeking an experienced Senior Level Designer to join us as a contractor with an option to join our team in a full time position later. In this role, you will work with our Design and Art teams to craft memorable spaces, encounters, and game moments that bring our world to life. The Role We are looking for a Senior Level Designer who can collaborate with our creative, design, and art teams to turn our open world demo into a fully playable map driven by exploration and environmental storytelling. You will be responsible for shaping how players move through a natural world, designing spaces that reveal narrative through layout, pacing, and player discovery rather than exposition. This role requires someone who can think beyond set pieces and build environments that feel systemic, immersive, and worth exploring. The game launches with a single large biome. Rather than building a vast map, our focus is on density, readability, and creating a place players come to know intimately over time. Within that biome, we aim to craft a rich variety of distinct locations that each feel unique in mood, composition, and identity, avoiding repetition. You'll apply the compositional principles that make Breath of the Wild feel masterfully structured, using terrain, landmarks, and sightlines to shape exploration across a richly detailed biome roughly the size and density of one of its zones. You'll be designing two types of playspace: - Wild areas are playgrounds - spaces where players explore, gather, and encounter wildlife, and where the terrain itself becomes part of the play — full of opportunities for emergent physical play and satisfying traversal - Settled areas are player-shaped - outposts and settlements that players build up, expand, and personalise over time, and which need to evolve spatially as they grow. You will need to consider the following critical elements of the game: - The gameplay is Nintendo-like. Kinetic, joyful and hands-on; players run, jump, climb, throw, and bounce through the world. This isn't a "walk and interact" game, and the level design needs to reflect that at every turn. - The world is dynamic. Systems will change the landscape over time — areas will gradually come alive and evolve as players invest in them. Every space you design needs to support transformation without breaking the underlying spatial logic. - The world is shared. A small group of players inhabits this world together. Moments of discovery need to land whether solo or with friends, terrain needs to be fun to traverse as a group, and layouts should give players reasons to split up and regroup.

• Collaborate with our creative, design, and art teams to turn our open world demo into a fully playable map driven by exploration and environmental storytelling. • Shape how players move through a natural world, designing spaces that reveal narrative through layout, pacing, and player discovery rather than exposition. • Think beyond set pieces and build environments that feel systemic, immersive, and worth exploring. • Design wild areas that are playgrounds where players explore, gather, and encounter wildlife. • Design settled areas that are player-shaped, where outposts and settlements are built up, expanded, and personalized over time. • Consider the dynamic nature of the world and support transformation without breaking underlying spatial logic. • Create spaces that support moments of discovery, both solo and with friends, and encourage fun traversal.