3D Artist – Skins

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3D Artist specializing in realistic textures and skin variations for a mobile survival shooter. Collaborating with teams to enhance gameplay mechanics in a remote environment.

Posted 6/23/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Create high-quality, realistic textures and skin variations for weapons and props, following the established visual style of Oxide.
Prepare and polish weapon and prop models for texturing, ensuring clean UVs and proper asset workflow.
Optimize textures and materials to ensure excellent performance on mobile devices.
Work closely with the art lead to maintain visual consistency across all skins and materials.
Iterate on feedback quickly and efficiently in a fast-paced production environment.
Collaborate with developers and technical artists to ensure smooth integration of assets into the game engine.

Requirements

What you’ll need

3+ year of experience in 3D art.
Solid understanding of realistic texturing, including materials, roughness, dirt, and wear.
Proficiency with Substance Painter, Photoshop, and at least one 3D modeling package (Blender, Maya, or 3ds Max).
Basic knowledge of optimization techniques for mobile platforms.
Ability to follow art direction and adapt to an existing visual style.
Portfolio demonstrating prop and weapon texturing (skins, materials, or similar work).
English - B1+ level, Russian - C1 level.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary.
Remote work format.
A passionate and supportive team that values creativity and ownership.
Opportunities for professional growth.
A culture built on initiative, transparency, and collaboration.

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Hard Skills & Tools

3D artrealistic texturingmaterialsroughnessdirtwearoptimization techniquesprop texturingweapon texturingUV mapping

Soft Skills

collaborationadaptabilityfeedback iterationcommunicationart direction adherence