Scanline VFX, an award-winning leader in the visual effects industry owned by Netflix, is seeking a Pipeline Developer specializing in Nuke development. This role sits at the intersection of software engineering and visual effects, requiring both technical expertise and understanding of artist workflows.
The position involves developing and maintaining tools and workflows for compositing artists, working with Python and Nuke's ecosystem. You'll be part of a collaborative environment, working closely with pipeline team members, artists, and supervisors to solve complex challenges and implement new features.
As a Pipeline Developer, you'll be responsible for creating intuitive, artist-friendly tools without compromising on functionality. The role requires strong programming skills in Python, with additional value placed on C++ experience, particularly with Nuke's NDK. You'll need to be comfortable with modern development practices including git and unit testing.
What makes this role exciting is the opportunity to work at the cutting edge of visual effects technology, supported by Netflix's investment in pipeline and infrastructure. You'll be part of a global company with studios worldwide, working on high-profile projects for both Netflix and other major clients. The company culture encourages exploration, innovation, and active participation in improving processes and solutions.
The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $100,000 to $170,000 annually for the Los Angeles location, with hybrid work arrangements. This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about both software development and visual effects, offering a chance to impact the workflows of artists creating world-class visual effects.