Total 52 technical support engineer job vacancies in taguig

As a Technical Animator, your role is to be the bridge between Animator and Gameplay Programmers. You will own the technical aspects of the gameplay animation production, including ensuring that we use the best techniques and practices available in the industry while meeting delivery requirements, collaborating with the Animation team, Gameplay programmers and Tech Animators from other Ubisoft studios.

You will support, plan and execute building realization systems, debugging issues and ensuring we adopt the best practices while maintaining the quality of the realizations.

Responsibilities:

• Support the integration of animations in the game engine.
• Validate animations to adhere to technical restrictions.
• Creation of animation state machines in the game engine.
• Create, maintain, test, and debug animation tools and pipelines.
• Create rigs and skinning for simple props and integrate into game engine.
• Collaborate with various job families to build compelling gameplay animation systems as the go to person for all tech animation questions and needs.
• Adapt and maintain animation pipeline to be used in production in accordance with the project's technical constraints. Understands all areas of the pipeline and can track tasks and problems for all phases of production.
• Follows technical directives and delivers technical support to the team, thereby helping to solve bugs.

Team-oriented dedicated individual looking to land a Network Engineering position to design and execute new network solutions and maintain Pimico’s IT network infrastructure.

The Engineer, Network and Comms role is responsible for maintaining and administering the organizations’ computer networks which will include maintenance of computer networks, hardware, software and other related systems, performing disaster recovery operations, protecting data, software and hardware from attacks and replacing faulty network hardware components when necessary. The role will be working closely with users of the network to identify potential issues and fix existing problems.

Within the SFIA profile, the Engineer, Network and Comms must demonstrate Level 3 responsibilities.