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Director, Platform Integration Animation
Location
New York
Posted
52 days ago
Salary
$260K / year
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Director, Platform Integration Animation
Paramount
• Act as the primary animation workflow authority for the solution pod; build trusted relationships with Animation Supervisors, Heads of Department, Production, and Studio stakeholders. • Run working sessions with show-side and studio leaders to understand current-state pipelines, handoffs, and failure points across the animation lifecycle (e.g., story → layout → animation → CFX → lighting → final). • Explore future workflows and pipelines to elevate the team, then map out a plan to achieve the vision (including multi-show scalability and pipeline compatibility). • Translate animation workflows into clear, testable requirements that engineering and UX teams can execute against. • Ensure prototypes are tested early with real users across key departments; incorporate feedback rapidly and pragmatically.
Job Requirements
- 10+ years of experience in animation production, including significant time in a senior show-side role (e.g., Animation Supervisor, Head of CG, CG Supervisor, or equivalent).
- Have a deep knowledge of modern animation pipelines.
- Be familiar with DCC tools and how shows are delivered. This includes handoffs between departments, approvals, editorial timelines, and planning for shots or sequences.
- Demonstrated ability to translate complex creative workflows into clear requirements and decision frameworks.
- Experience partnering closely with engineers, TDs, or pipeline teams.
- Solid communication skills with artists, leads, supervisors, production, and executives.
- You should have credibility with creative stakeholders. This means you can constructively challenge ideas. You can also align different departments and make decisions, even when there is time strain.
Benefits
- medical
- dental
- vision
- 401(k) plan
- life insurance coverage
- disability benefits
- tuition assistance program
- PTO
- bonus eligible
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