Opportunities

APPLICATIONS INVITED FOR POSITION OF MUNITIONEER (GRAPHIC ARTIST)

INTRODUCTION

Historical Engineering Limited is a seed company in Cambridge England. The corporation aims to obtain a US listing in 6 years time. It seeks a candidate able to contribute to that - a person with an eye for the main chance, a fist full of faith and the will to dare and do.

THE ADVENTURE

This is an excellent opportunity for an independent and experienced games artist. You will be responsible for all of the art assets of this project giving you a huge amount of artistic license. The role will ideally suit an artist who has several years’ industry experience and understands the development process from conception to completion. Your day to day tasks will be as follows:

• To work with the engineering crew to populate the game World War II with beautiful, historically accurate and appropriate 3D graphics including animation.

REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS

• 18,000 - 36,000 pounds sterling (including loyalty bonus) per annum depending on ability and experience.
• Freshly ground espresso coffee, hardly limited warm milk and chocolates or equivalent.

REQUIREMENTS

• Minimum 2 years experience of working in the games industry highly advantageous.
• Ability to create realistic and historically accurate 3D models.
• Animation skills extremely advantageous.
• Prior experience of and interest in massively multiplayer games titles desirable.
• Skill and interest in interface design.

WELCOME QUALIFICATIONS

1. Appropriate degree level qualification
2. Zeal

WELCOME QUALIFICATIONS

The company will invest, and reinvest, extravagantly in being of the highest quality. By this means, and well researched selling, the company aims to make revolutionary profit margins. In the meantime we have a strong investor, which we own 25% of. Our purpose is the honour of having made miraculous things, the raising up and ennobling of all our banners and the provision to our players, for a while and to some degree, of freedom from the constraints of material necessity.