CGI Artist Consultant to support advanced 3D visualization efforts, including both still imagery and animation/video creation. You will collaborate closely with an internal Scania CGI specialist, forming a dedicated team that contributes throughout the entire design process from early concept development to industrialization across various platforms.

This role involves close interaction with the interior and exterior industrial design teams, CMF (Color, Material, Finish), Visual Graphics, and other cross-functional teams. The CGI team plays a vital role in enhancing the product User Experience (UX) and delivering a premium design experience within the context of sustainable heavy transport.

Key Responsibilities
-Create photorealistic still imagery in both studio and product application contexts.
-Produce high-quality animations/videos for design and communication purposes.
-Support real-time visualization during design reviews and fixed deliveries.
-Enable VR visualization using multi-headset setups.
-Contribute to process and tool development for efficient, high-quality iterations.
-Participate in agile workflows with 10-week PI (Program Increment) planning.

Tools & Technologies:
-Primary tools: Autodesk VRED, Blender, After Effects
-Emerging tools: Unreal Engine, Unity
-Experience with game engines and real-time rendering is highly valued.

Qualifications:
-Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Industrial Design, Visualization, or a related field.
-Proven experience in visualizing complex design projects.
-Automotive industry experience is a plus.
-Strong proficiency in the tools mentioned above.
-Exceptional visual communication and storytelling skills.

Success Factors:
-Demonstrated ability to work in collaborative team environments.
-Agile mindset with adaptability to varying project conditions.
-Strong communication skills, both verbal and visual.
-Ability to work independently, manage multiple tasks, and meet deadlines.

Other Requirements:
-We expect Portfolio/Show Reel of previous work.

A background check will be carried out before any assignment starts.