Note: This position is only available for people currently living in Germany.

Dionic Software is a small independent studio making building and simulation games.

We are not beholden to any publishers or investors, so we can focus on what we think is right for our games.

Our games have been played by hundreds of thousands of players. We are a small company, so your contributions will make a big difference to the community.

We value expertise and passion. In order to make great games, you have to care about the craft.

Work 100% remotely.

It should go without saying, but people from minorities or people who don’t fit the typical game developer stereotype are welcome here.

About the Role

For our next sandbox building game, HavenCraft, we are looking for an experienced artist who can lead 3D art development in all relevant domains. Our game features NPCs heavily, so experience with characters and animation is a big plus. As lead 3D artist, you will need to be able to accomplish 2 important tasks:

• Produce 3D assets in collaboration with the rest of the team and help maintain a consistent visual style across the project.
• Have the ability to go in and fix small things wherever required, even if not part of your core skills. For example, if we notice that an animation is clipping terribly, you should be able to go in and do a quick fix so we can release the update in a decent state without having to do a week-long round trip with animation freelancers.

We are small team, so we’re looking for an 3D art lead that feels comfortable as a 3D generalist who is occassionally supported by freelancers.

We work with Unity, Blender, Substance Painter, and Photoshop, but you can also apply if you know similar programs and are willing to learn.

Your application should include a link to your portfolio.

To Apply

Send us an email with your CV, a short description of why you are interested in working with us, and your portfolio or sample projects.

We are based in Germany, so regular employment is limited to people located in our country. Freelancers can usually work from anywhere within European time zones.