Trainee Technical Artist

Unreal Engine / Gaussian Splatting

Fully Remote (Europe) | Full-Time / B2B Contract

About Co.Society

Most 3D is something you watch. We build something you step into. Co.Society creates photorealistic, browser-based 3D experiences for premium real estate, hospitality, and luxury brands, using WebGPU and Gaussian Splatting (3DGS).

The Role

We’re looking for a Trainee Technical Artist with a strong artistic eye and solid real-time 3D fundamentals. You’ll refine Gaussian Splatting environments, generate splats from Unreal Engine 5 scenes, and help deliver high-quality interactive experiences. Prior 3DGS expertise is not required; we’ll provide training in our pipeline.

What You’ll Do

• Edit, retouch, and optimize Gaussian Splatting environments.
• Prepare Unreal Engine 5 scenes, assets, lighting, materials, and cameras for splat generation.
• Balance photorealism with browser performance; troubleshoot visual and technical issues.
• Test emerging tools, improve workflows, and collaborate with artists and developers.

Requirements

• Around 1–3 years in technical art, environment art, or a related 3D role.
• Hands-on Unreal Engine 5 experience and sound real-time 3D fundamentals.
• Strong visual judgment, photorealistic retouching skills, and attention to detail.
• Technical curiosity, independent problem-solving, and willingness to learn.
• A strong portfolio and professional English communication skills.

Nice to Have

Gaussian Splatting, photogrammetry, Postshot, RealityCapture, Blender, ArchViz, Blueprints/Python, LODs, or real-time optimization.

Training & Growth

A development-focused role with hands-on training in emerging 3DGS technology, opportunities to take on greater responsibilities, and room for professional growth.

Why Join Us

Work remotely with a small European team on premium interactive projects, learn cutting-edge 3D techniques, and help shape a growing production pipeline.

How to Apply

Send your CV and portfolio or demo reel. Shortlisted candidates may be invited to complete a practical technical/artistic test.