Our 3D artists are the very first to work on the new project. This is because the practical implementation usually begins for us with the creation of 3D components, often together with the original plans of the manufacturers.
At Alpin 3D Design, we attach great importance to our new models, because they often go through the development departments of our licensing partners. As a 3D artist with us, you should definitely be crazy about details. Speed is therefore of secondary importance to us. If you think you can inspire every fan with your models, then come and join us!

Requirements

• Experience with Blender, Autodesk Maya and / or other gaming-optimised 3D software
• Basic knowledge of game development
• A lot of fun in our core areas such as snowmaking and slope preparation
• Structured and orderly work
• A high degree of creativity and own ideas

We offer you

• working in a young, flexible and quickly enthusiastic team
• hardly any hierarchies
• fast and effective implementation of your own ideas
• visits to trade fairs (Interalpin) and team meetings

What would the best model be without at least an equivalent texture? Right! Wasted potential.
Nevertheless, we divide the 3D artist into model and texture, because both, considered separately, are already quite extensive.
Our 3D Artists Texture create – less surprisingly – textures for the models of the 3D Artists Model. Texture creation starts with the research and selection of suitable photos and ends with the optimal visual adjustments in the UNITY Editor. You create several, so-called, maps/layers, which together, in the best case, form a texture that is difficult to distinguish from the original.
If you know the word „baking“ not only from the kitchen and can associate other things with the word „export“ than the business economist, then come to us!

Requirements

• Experience with Substance Painter, Blender, Autodesk Maya and / or other gaming-optimised 3D software
• Experience with the UNITY Editor
• Basic knowledge of game development
• Enjoyment of our core areas such as snowmaking and piste preparation
• Structured and orderly work
• A high degree of creativity and own ideas

We offer you

• working in a young, flexible and quickly enthusiastic team
• hardly any hierarchies
• fast and effective implementation of your own ideas
• visits to trade fairs (Interalpin) and team meetings

Have you ever noticed more or less important differences between our modifications and others?

If you can answer this question positively, congratulations, because not every player necessarily notices that. What is noticeable, however, is when something is not there or only works strangely. To make sure this doesn’t happen, we employ gameplay coders who turn every standard into something unique. They create code and thus expand the range of functions of our modifications. Every project of ours has particularly different requirements that have to be met. You have the interest and the desire to develop your own control systems instead of tinkering with the standard? Welcome to Alpin 3D Design!

Requirements

• Experience with Lua or another programming language
• Basic knowledge of game development
• A lot of fun in our core areas like snowmaking and slope preparation
• Structured and orderly work
• A high degree of creativity and own ideas

We offer you

• working in a young, flexible and quickly enthusiastic team
• hardly any hierarchies
• fast and effective implementation of your own ideas
• visits to trade fairs (Interalpin) and team meetings

Over the years, our application areas have grown. We currently develop in two game engines and also provide window applications. But who says that was all?
Our systems are becoming more and more complex and have to communicate with each other. No matter whether locally in the game or across engines. Software architecture has been a fixed and, above all, important part of our systems for three years. It unifies gameplay code and makes individual modules available centrally for our gameplay coders.
At window level, for example, it regulates the network communication between our server and the Snow.Manager clients.
If you would like to help shape the future of our systems and develop them yourself, then apply now!

Requirements

• Experience with Lua, C, C++, C# or other object-oriented programming languages
• Understanding of object-oriented programming
• Basic knowledge of game development
• Enjoyment of our core areas such as snowmaking and slope preparation
• Structured and orderly work
• A high degree of creativity and own ideas

We offer you

• working in a young, flexible and quickly enthusiastic team
• hardly any hierarchies
• fast and effective implementation of your own ideas
• visits to trade fairs (Interalpin) and team meetings