FAQs
What is the role of an Associate Art Director at Ubisoft?
The Associate Art Director at Ubisoft will work in collaboration with the Artistic Director to transmit the artistic vision to teams, ensuring that artistic guidelines are applied to the world, architecture, and lighting.
What qualifications are required for the Associate Art Director position?
Candidates should have a solid understanding of art fundamentals, knowledge of game engines and art tools, art-related experience in the video game industry, leadership experience, excellent interpersonal and presentation skills, and effective cross-departmental communication.
What should I include in my application?
You should submit your CV highlighting your experience, education, skills, and any games shipped, along with a portfolio of your best work, which can include images or a link to your personal website or online portfolio.
Is previous experience in the video game industry necessary?
Yes, art-related experience in the video game industry or other relevant experience is required for this position.
Are my communication skills important for this role?
Yes, strong interpersonal and presentation skills, as well as effective cross-departmental communication, are essential for collaborating with various teams.
How does Ubisoft promote diversity within the workplace?
Ubisoft embraces diversity in all its forms and is committed to fostering an inclusive and respectful work environment, believing that diverse backgrounds and perspectives are key to creating thriving teams.
Are there opportunities for career advancement at Ubisoft?
Yes, Ubisoft offers a collaborative workplace that provides opportunities for career advancement, learning, and meaningful benefits centered on well-being.
Who reviews my application at Ubisoft?
Your application will be reviewed by talent acquisition specialists, specifically Yara and Nicole, who will learn more about you through your profile.
Is a work permit required for this position?
Yes, if you require a work permit, your eligibility may depend on your education and years of relevant work experience, as required by the government.