Unlock Your Potential at Prismatic Studios
Join a passionate team of creators shaping the future of interactive technology.
Why Work With Us
At Prismatic Studios, we’re passionate about pushing the boundaries of real-time 3D technology, creating innovative solutions that have a global impact. We are based in Auckland, New Zealand, but for some positions, we may be open to remote candidates. With a culture that values creativity, collaboration, and growth, we’re committed to supporting our team members in advancing their careers.
If you’re eager to bring your expertise to cutting-edge projects and thrive in the world of Unreal Engine, we’d love to hear from you.
Innovation at the Forefront
Growth Through Collaboration
Impact Across Industries
Join a studio that’s making waves in the real-time 3D space. Based in New Zealand but with a global reach, you’ll be part of projects that demonstrate the versatile power of Unreal Engine technology across industries.
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On-Site in Auckland, New Zealand
for Asset Production
Collaborate with teams in designing and refining internal art tools and production workflows. Play a key part in shaping the studio’s creative and technical processes by providing insight into industry standards and looking for ways to improve the current pipeline.
On-Site in Auckland, New Zealand
for Lighting
Art Production Manager (Asset Production)
As an Art Production Manager for Asset Production at Prismatic Studios, you will collaborate with teams in designing and refining internal art tools and production workflows. In this role, you will play a key part in shaping the studio’s creative and technical processes by providing insight into industry standards and looking for ways to improve the current pipeline. Your responsibilities will include evaluating existing tools, conducting competitor analysis, and offering professional insights to ensure the workflows meet industry standards and empower artists to deliver exceptional results.
The position is a full-time contract role. This is an onsite position for a studio in Auckland, New Zealand. Please note, that you must have the right to work in New Zealand to be eligible for this position.
We highly value diversity. Regardless of disability, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or any other aspect of your culture or identity, you have an important role to play in our team.
- Collaborate with teams to build and refine internal art tools and production workflows, ensuring they meet the needs of artists and align with industry best practices.
- Provide expert feedback at the end of each milestone, evaluating workflows and tools from an artist’s perspective.
- Conduct competitor analysis and market research to assess existing tools and inform the development of innovative solutions.
- Oversee the creation of assets, providing clear direction and feedback to align with artistic and technical requirements.
- Serve as the bridge between art, design, and production teams to ensure seamless communication and alignment on project goals.
- Regularly track and report on asset production progress, identifying and mitigating potential bottlenecks or risks.
- Stay informed about emerging technologies and trends in art production to keep the studio ahead of the curve.
- Develop comprehensive product documentation, including requirement specifications, manuals, and other supporting materials.
- 3+ years of relevant work experience, including participation in at least one game development project.
- Proven experience in game project development, including defining asset production standards and building production pipelines for art assets, with knowledge of visual effects, performance optimisation, and best practices for asset creation.
- Familiarity with workflows for creating and optimising game assets such as environment assets, foliage, and character models, along with a strong understanding of asset optimisation techniques.
- Experience in game asset production and pipeline development, with a strong focus on optimising workflows and tools.
- In-depth knowledge of the tools and techniques used in creating game assets, including environments, characters, and visual effects.
- Strong understanding of animated character production (humans and animals), including fur/hair solutions and Level of Detail (LOD) workflows, with experience creating fur/hair in game engines like Unreal Engine, Unity, or similar.
- Expertise in documentation and prototyping tools such as Word, Excel, Figma, Confluence, and Miro.
- Good communication skills that support an open and enthusiastic working environment.
- Self-driven with a strong sense of quality and an eye for detail.
- Ability to provide and receive constructive feedback.
- Proficiency in verbal and written English.
- Excellent time management skills.
- Hands-on experience with mainstream engines (e.g., Unreal Engine, Unity) or 3D modelling tools like Maya or 3ds Max.
- Familiarity with project management tools (e.g., Jira, TAPD, ClickUp).
- Experience in cross-border or cross-time-zone collaboration.
- Background in software development projects.
Art Production Manager (Lighting)
As an Art Production Manager for Lighting at Prismatic Studios, you will guide the creation and refinement of internal lighting tools and workflows, ensuring they meet both artistic and technical requirements. In this role, you will work closely with lighting artists, technical teams, and production leads to analyse and enhance lighting solutions used throughout the studio. You will provide expert feedback at key project milestones, evaluating tools and processes from a lighting artist’s perspective to drive visual quality and efficiency.
Your deep understanding of lighting techniques, engine rendering workflows, and market tools will be essential in shaping the studio’s lighting pipelines. By performing competitor analysis and identifying opportunities for innovation, you will help the team stay ahead of industry trends and deliver visually stunning and performant scenes.
The position is a full-time contract role. This is an onsite position for a studio in Auckland, New Zealand. Please note, that you must have the right to work in New Zealand to be eligible for this position.
We highly value diversity. Regardless of disability, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or any other aspect of your culture or identity, you have an important role to play in our team.
- Collaborate with teams to develop and refine internal lighting tools and workflows, ensuring they meet the technical and artistic needs of lighting artists.
- Provide expert feedback at the end of each milestone, evaluating workflows and tools from an artist’s perspective.
- Conduct competitor and landscape analysis to evaluate existing lighting tools and identify opportunities for improvement and innovation.
- Oversee the implementation of lighting construction and application within game engines, ensuring adherence to best practices and performance benchmarks.
- Serve as the bridge between art, design, and production teams to ensure seamless communication and alignment on project goals.
- Regularly track and report on production progress, identifying and mitigating potential bottlenecks or risks.
- Stay up to date with industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in game engine lighting.
- Develop comprehensive product documentation, including requirement specifications, manuals, and other supporting materials.
- 3+ years of relevant work experience, including participation in at least one game development project.
- Proven experience in game development with expertise in lighting workflows, global illumination, exposure principles, and GPU operations, including their impact on visual quality and performance optimisation.
- Strong knowledge of PBR rendering and the role of lighting in both linear and open-world game environments, including experience with shadowing, texture UV mapping, and lighting setups.
- Proficiency in 3D software and game engines like Unreal Engine and Unity, with a strong grasp of rendering and lighting principles.
- Solid understanding of game production processes, including applying lighting to enhance game scenes and character visuals.
- Demonstrated ability to manage and prioritise multiple deadlines in a fast-paced production environment, while collaborating with cross-functional teams and providing clear direction and feedback to art teams.
- Expertise in documentation and prototyping tools such as Word, Excel, Figma, Confluence, and Miro.
- Good communication skills that support an open and enthusiastic working environment.
Self-driven with a strong sense of quality and an eye for detail. - Ability to provide and receive constructive feedback.
- Proficiency in verbal and written English.
- Excellent time management skills.
- Hands-on experience with mainstream engines (e.g., Unreal Engine, Unity) or 3D modelling tools like Maya or 3ds Max.
- Familiarity with project management tools (e.g., Jira, TAPD, ClickUp).
- Experience in cross-border or cross-time-zone collaboration.
- Background in software development projects.
