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OverviewJoin a pure mobile gaming company as a remote slot game animator and ride the global game playing wave with a team of talented game developers building games for global distribution.Work from home available.This range is provided by QDStaff.Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience -- talk with your recruiter to learn more.Base pay range65,000.00 / hr - $110,000.00 / hrResponsibilitiesCreate and animate characters, environments, and FX in different styles.Prepare frame by frame animations utilizing Spine.Work with programmers to achieve the best possible animation quality.Apply knowledge of optimization techniques to meet memory limitations.Participate in art reviews, giving verbal and visual feedback when needed.Maintain version control of assets.Serve as the bridge between Art and Engineering.Design to limitations of mobile hardware and web-based games.Optimize animations for web-based canvas applications.Job KnowledgeExceptional proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite and SpineExceptional technical proficiency in processing all types and sizes of graphical assets according to specific requirements with a demonstrated comfort level utilizing a variety of tools, utilities, techniques and procedures.An understanding of the limitations that come with mobile hardware and web-based games.At least 3 years experience using Spine, preferably without using the mesh toolExperience in slot machine games (mobile platform) is a plusKnowledge in 3D animation is a plusGenerous vacationWork from homeLocationYou may live anywhere in Texas or Nevada (the states where this company is a registered employer)Relocation expenses are paid - to anywhere in those states you want to live.Remote work from homeAbout the CompanyIn 2019 this company inked a deal with the world's largest game distributor and has never looked back.As one of the most successful recent iGaming startups they have grown to two studios and multiple game teams.They are founded Player Focus and Fun!Get the benefits of a small self-directed game studio with no bureaucracy and none of the start-up downsides.About QDStaffQDStaff is North America's leading talent source for award-winning video game companies.We rotate job postings on platforms which sometimes causes jobs to appear closed when they are removed.Consult our careers page at to get access to this role and similar great opportunities.Follow us on LinkedInVisit us atSeniority levelMid-Senior levelEmployment typeFull-timeJob functionArt / Creative, Design, and EngineeringIndustriesAnimation and Post-production, Computer Games, and Gambling Facilities and CasinosReferrals increase your chances of interviewing at QDStaff by 2xGet notified about new Animator jobs in Clark County, NV.We're unlocking community knowledge in a new way.Experts add insights directly into each article, started with the help of AI.J-18808-Ljbffr.

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