As a 3D Designer, you will be creating three-dimensional models, animations, and visual effects for
various projects. Here's a comprehensive breakdown of what might be included:
 

• Modeling: Create high-quality 3D models of characters, objects, environments, and props based on
  project requirements. This may involve both organic and hard-surface modeling techniques.
   
• Texturing: Apply textures and materials to 3D models using software like Substance Painter or Photoshop
  to achieve desired visual effects and realism.
   
• Rendering: Set up scenes and lighting to render high-quality images or animations using rendering
  software such as V-Ray, Arnold, or Blender Cycles.
   
• Animation: Rig characters and objects for animation and create dynamic animations that bring characters and environments to life. This may include character animation, object animation, and particle effects.
• Visualization: Collaborate with other team members, such as art directors and game designers, to
  visualize concepts and ideas, and translate them into compelling 3D visuals.
• Optimization: Optimize 3D models and assets for performance and efficiency, especially for real-time
  applications like games or interactive experiences
• Problem-solving: Troubleshoot technical issues related to 3D modeling, rendering, and animation, and
  find creative solutions to overcome challenges.
• Collaboration: Work closely with other members of the creative team, such as graphic designers,
  animators and project managers, to ensure projects are completed on time and meet client expectations.