3D Generalist (Unreal Engine)

Asterman | Digital Production Studio

🏠 Remote
📍Vilnius, Vilniaus, Lithuania
Posted May 21, 2026
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Job Overview

Position

3D Generalist (Unreal Engine)

Company

Asterman | Digital Production Studio

Location

Vilnius, Vilniaus, Lithuania

Work Type

Remote

Job ID

li-4416147484

Job Description

Asterman
is a digital production studio working with game developers and publishers worldwide.

We specialize in game art, animation, playable ads, and user acquisition creatives for mobile and PC games.

We are currently looking for an
Unreal Artist / 3D Generalist
to create gameplay-style advertising videos for games.

Responsibilities
* Assemble scenes in Unreal Engine using pre-made assets

  • Work with lighting, camera, composition, and Sequencer

  • Set up basic gameplay logic using Blueprints

  • Create basic character and object animation

  • Produce short gameplay videos (60 seconds)

  • Iterate based on references and feedback

Requirements
* Strong experience with Unreal Engine (UE4/UE5)

  • Experience with Blueprints

  • Basic animation skills

  • Good understanding of camera work, lighting, and composition

  • Portfolio with gameplay videos, cinematics, or game trailers

Nice to Have
* Experience creating user acquisition (UA) creatives

  • Experience with mobile game advertising

  • Experience with game trailers or cinematic videos

Project Details
* Freelance / remote

  • Project-based collaboration

  • Potential for long-term cooperation

To Apply

Please send:

  • Relevant portfolio examples

  • Your availability to start
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Practice Questions

💡Technical Questions (3)
  • 1.Can you walk me through your process for assembling a scene and blocking out a 60-second gameplay-style video in Unreal Engine from pre-made assets?
  • 2.How do you utilize Blueprints to set up basic gameplay logic for an advertising video, and how does this integrate with your Sequencer shots?
  • 3.What is your approach to lighting and composition in Unreal Engine to ensure a gameplay video captures the viewer's attention in the first few seconds?
🎯Behavioral Questions (3)
  • 1.Tell me about a time you had to iterate heavily on a cinematic or gameplay video based on client feedback that completely changed your initial vision.
  • 2.Describe a project where you had to wear multiple hats—such as setting up logic, animating characters, and adjusting lighting—to get a short video across the finish line.
  • 3.Give me an example of a time you worked on a remote, freelance project. How did you ensure clear communication and alignment with the team or client?
🧩Situational Questions (2)
  • 1.You are given a batch of pre-made assets to assemble a scene, but they lack visual consistency and the lighting looks flat. How do you make this look like an appealing, high-quality gameplay ad?
  • 2.You've blocked out a 60-second gameplay video, but the pacing feels slow and the client is worried it won't retain user attention. What specific adjustments do you make in Unreal Engine?

Resume Keywords

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Unreal Engine 5UE4SequencerBlueprints3D AnimationLightingCompositionUser AcquisitionGameplay VideosCinematicsScene Assembly

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