Skill
Photorealistic Rendering
3D, Animation and Game Development
Photorealistic rendering is a computer graphics technique that generates images from 3D models designed to be indistinguishable from real photographs, using methods like ray tracing and path tracing to simulate accurate light, shadow, and material properties. It is used by architects, product designers, and visual effects artists in software such as V-Ray, Blender's Cycles, and Autodesk Arnold.
Open roles requiring Photorealistic Rendering (1)
Staff Digital Sculptor
Oura
San Francisco, CA
This role involves creating detailed 3D CAD models and photorealistic renderings for Oura's hardware products, working across design, engineering, and manufacturing teams to translate concepts into production-ready designs. It's suited to experienced 3D modelers with deep expertise in advanced surfacing, industrial design principles, and manufacturing constraints.
Listed on Oura’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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