
3D Automotive Deep Dive 05 - The Super USD File and How to Actually Build One
A practical walkthrough for building a multivariant "150 percent" USD and getting it into a real-time configurator, no pipeline engineer required
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A practical walkthrough for building a multivariant "150 percent" USD and getting it into a real-time configurator, no pipeline engineer required

Target, Stellantis, ALO, and Skydio lead the way this week, with a $185K remote gig at Assured thrown in for good measure.

Inside the role that decides what every car looks and feels like, and why the most demanding 3D work in automotive is invisible to the public

Sony, Ford, Autodesk, and Southwest Airlines are all hiring 3D talent this week!

I continue to begrudgingly learn new things

Epic Games, General Motors, and L'Oréal lead a stacked week with a PlayStation studio hunting for a Tech Art Lead and a freelance gig to build a lip-synced VR avatar

The amazing people, the shrinking floor, and what we owe the next generation

ON running shoes, Epic Games, General Motors (twice!), and a robotics gig paying up to $205K. This week's list runs from footwear to Fortnite to full-on Physical AI.

The actual tooling stack behind automotive 3D, from CAD conversion to the file format quietly holding every trim level of every car

Netflix, Harvard, Sony, Ford, and Mazda are all hunting for 3D talent this week!!!

Where the process breaks down, why it still works anyway, and why car paint might be the hardest problem in the industry

Meta, Epic Games, Autodesk, and HP headline this week's list, with a Redmond digital-twin startup and a Detroit automotive gig rounding things out.

How 3D quietly took over three completely different jobs in the automotive industry, and never fully finished the takeover

Nike, GM, Epic Games, and the Baltimore Ravens headline a week that swings from Fortnite materials to NFL video boards to NIH scientific visualization.

A new deep dive series into one of the most technically advanced 3D industries

From R&D games at Netflix to rain puddles for GM's self-driving cars...the range this week is unreal.

The skill AI mesh generation can't replace and why that matters right now

Target, Tesla, ILM, goodr, and a humanoid robotics startup in Germany. This week’s list earns its exclamation points.

Where things stand today

BMW has multiple roles, Fanatics is paying up to $225K, and there’s a forensic visualization gig that could get you a Law & Order character based on you