• Create high-quality real-time environments, architecture, modular kits, hero assets, materials, terrain, foliage, and world-building content. • Produce benchmark assets and scenes that communicate expectations for composition, scale, visual hierarchy, material quality, environmental storytelling, and final polish. • Translate art direction, concept art, reference material, design requirements, and client feedback into clear production goals. • Establish environment-art strategies for modular construction, asset reuse, trim sheets, material systems, terrain, foliage, set dressing, and world building. • Maintain a strong hands-on contribution when establishing quality bars, validating workflows, solving difficult problems, or supporting critical deliverables. • Evaluate environment artwork objectively and provide specific, actionable feedback through reviews, paintovers, blockouts, reference boards, documentation, or in-engine examples. • Partner with Art Direction, Production, and Technical Art to define environment workflows that balance visual quality, scope, schedule, and technical requirements. • Identify artistic, technical, and production risks early and recommend practical solutions. • Help teams break down broad or incomplete direction into understandable tasks, milestones, priorities, and acceptance criteria. • Improve environment-art pipelines through reusable workflows, templates, documentation, example assets, and production standards. • Support planning and estimation by evaluating asset complexity, dependencies, staffing needs, and production risks. • Troubleshoot challenging issues related to asset construction, materials, world building, optimization, engine implementation, or content integration. • Help ensure environments meet project requirements for performance, memory, streaming, draw calls, shader complexity, collision, LODs, and platform limitations. • Guide environment artists across internal teams, partner studios, and external development groups. • Mentor senior artists and emerging leads in artistic judgment, communication, planning, review practices, and decision-making. • Collaborate with Art Directors to maintain a consistent visual direction across teams and deliverables. • Participate in client meetings, milestone reviews, art reviews, and project-planning discussions when senior environment-art representation is needed. • Communicate risks, tradeoffs, priorities, and recommendations clearly to artistic and non-artistic stakeholders. • Help align teams working across different studios, disciplines, cultures, and time zones. • Support prototypes, art tests, project pitches, preproduction efforts, and early pipeline development. • Contribute to the continued growth of GameSim’s environment-art discipline through mentorship, hiring support, portfolio reviews, documentation, and capability planning.

• Bring creative ideation and design thinking to the table, solo or as part of a team • Deliver storyboards, campaign look & feel visuals, and gorgeous fit-for-purpose final assets, on time and on brand • Work collaboratively with client service and community teams to bring projects to life • Stay on top of social platform trends and bring that thinking into ideation and concepting sessions

• Create high-impact game trailers, teaser videos, concept trailers, launch campaigns, and social content, carrying projects from initial key frame creation through final delivery. • Transform scripts and rough ideas into polished cinematic videos. • Use generative-art tools to rapidly create and edit marketing assets. • Collaborate closely with marketing, creative, product, and game teams to tell compelling stories. • Develop motion graphics, titles, transitions, and visual effects in After Effects. • Edit across viral-ready social formats and platforms, including YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram, Discord, Steam, and app stores. • Continuously experiment with emerging AI tools and workflows to improve speed and quality. • Help establish scalable editing standards and production workflows and mentor newer editors as the team grows.

• Develop the visual concept of a character based on a creative brief. • Research and collect relevant visual references. • Create multiple concept directions and design variations. • Design and refine the character's silhouette, proportions, outfit, equipment, accessories, and overall visual language. • Produce a high-quality final character concept. • Prepare production-ready materials for the 3D team. • Create turnaround sheets (front, side, and back views). • Prepare detailed callout sheets for clothing, materials, equipment, and structural elements. • Collaborate with the Art Director to refine the character's artistic direction. • Implement revisions based on feedback and review sessions.