3D Product Render Artist

The RoleWe'd like to conduct an experiment. Visit <dbrand.com>. Scroll through our product catalogue. As you're scrolling, try to guess which images are real-life photography, and which are renders.If you're struggling, it's because we did a good job. Think you can do an even better one?We're looking for a 3D Product Render Artist: someone who can take a raw CAD file from our industrial designers and turn it into an image asset so convincing, it'll make that test you just took even more challenging.We hate to break it to you, but you're probably not that someone. If you agree, save us all some time and close this tab. If you'd like to prove us wrong… keep reading.The EnvironmentStill here? Excellent. dbrand thrives where other eCommerce companies have failed because our customers enjoy a revolutionary degree of commitment, engagement, and accessibility from us. Maintaining an internal culture of excellence, the likes of which our highly-engaged audience demands and deserves, is critical to dbrand's current and future success. As our 3D Product Render Artist, that pressure is keenly felt. dbrand's audience owns the exact devices you're rendering - they know what the chamfer looks like, they know how the anodization plays with the light. They have opinions - strong ones, posted publicly, with a high degree of visibility. Get a highlight wrong and you'll hear about it before the webpage has finished loading.Your role is to make sure they never get the chance. You'll live within the Photography team, feeding renders to our website, social channels, and packaging. You'll work with our Graphic Designers and Software Engineers to animate product pages, and with our Videography team to build 3D scenes and motion graphics. Full pipeline, start to finish: refine, layout, shade, light, render, <animate.At> dbrand, your renders won't die in a slide deck. They'll be the first thing millions of people see when a new iPhone drops, and the last thing our competitors see before they try and fail to copy your work.Before you get that opportunity, you'll need to prove yourself. Let's see if you've got what it takes…