We are seeking an Animation Researcher to join our team at Autodesk Research, specifically focusing on re-imagining animation workflows for the AI era of our Entertainment & Media Solutions (EMS). This role is crucial in understanding and evaluating techniques and models that empower artists to bring worlds to life. The ideal candidate will have a strong foundation in all phases of motion acquisition, simulation and authoring, balancing technical skills with artistic acumen, as well as a passion for innovation in animation workflows.
When applying please provide a reel or a link to your portfolio to showcase your work in the industry.
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