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David Pearce (dpearce++at++dial.pipex.com)
Thu, 30 Apr 1998 16:21:16 +0100

Lockheed Martin Solartron Systems have been supplying simulation and training equipment to the defence industry for the last 30 years. To meet current demand we currently have a vacancy for a Visual Modeller to help us produce a new family of 3D models and terrains at our facility in the historic town of Hertford in Hertfordshire, England.

If you are interested, please send your CV/Resume to the address given below.

Visual Modeller

Responsibilities:

You will be part of a small team, creating virtual reality crew trainer simulators for the defence industry.
You will be responsible for the design of all of the interactive graphics. This includes acquisition and preparation of texture maps, design of targets models of aircraft and ground vehicles, ships, terrains, seascapes, and special effects.
Be able to work under pressure to meet tight deadlines. Good communication skills and a fun attitude are desirable.

You’ll be using high end modelling software like MultiGen II Pro running on a Silicon Graphics workstation.

Skills:
Preferably: MultiGen II Pro
                    Photoshop
Other: 3Dstudio MAX

Education:
BSc degree in art, industrial design, computer design/animation, or engineering (or simular work experience)

Experience:
Background in working with interactive 3D computer graphics for visual simulation or games.
Creation of 3D models for animation or simulation.
Experience of communicating with Engineers and understanding of real time implication of modelling decisions is important.

If available show some examples of your previous work.

-- 
Dave Pearce
Project Manager,
Lockheed Martin Solartron Systems
Hale Road, Hertford, Hertfordshire, SG13 8DX,
England
email : dpearce++at++dial.pipex.com
Tel:  +44 (0)1992 534111
Fax: +44 (0)1992 534148
Mobile +44 (0)467 338645

















Lockheed Martin Solartron Systems have been supplying simulation and training 
equipment to the defence industry for the last 30 years. To meet current demand 
we currently have a vacancy for a Visual Modeller to help us produce a new 
family of 3D models and terrains at our facility in the historic town of 
Hertford in Hertfordshire, England.


If you are interested, please send your CV/Resume to the address given 
below. 


Visual Modeller


 


Responsibilities:


 


You will be part of a small team, creating 
virtual reality crew trainer simulators for the defence industry.


You will be responsible for the design of all of 
the interactive graphics. This includes 
acquisition and preparation of texture maps, design of targets models of 
aircraft and ground vehicles, ships, terrains, seascapes, and special 
effects.


Be able to work under pressure to meet tight 
deadlines. Good communication skills and a fun attitude are 
desirable.


 


You’ll be using high end modelling 
software like MultiGen II Pro running on a Silicon Graphics 
workstation.


 


Skills:


Preferably: MultiGen II Pro


                    
Photoshop


Other:         3Dstudio 
MAX


 


Education:


BSc degree in art, industrial design, computer 
design/animation, or engineering (or simular 
work experience)


 


Experience:


Background in working with interactive 3D 
computer graphics for visual simulation or games.


Creation of 3D models for animation or 
simulation.


Experience of communicating with Engineers and 
understanding of real time implication of modelling decisions is 
important.


 


If available show some examples of your previous 
work.


 


-- 
Dave Pearce
Project 
Manager,
Lockheed Martin Solartron Systems
Hale Road, Hertford, 
Hertfordshire, SG13 8DX,
England


email : dpearce++at++dial.pipex.com
Tel:  
+44 (0)1992 534111
Fax: +44 (0)1992 534148
Mobile +44 (0)467 
338645




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