Full-timevia Himalayas

3D Modeler / 3D Generalist

TalentCross·United States·Posted October 12, 2026·Updated
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This employer did not publish a salary. Based on TaskBider data (Q1 2026 estimate), a BIM Modeler earns $35–$70/hour freelance, or $48,000–$88,000 a year full-time in the US market. See the full BIM Modeler pay guide →

About this role

3D Modeler / 3D Generalist Salary: $1,500–$2,500 USD/month Remote – LATAM-based candidates only TalentCross partners with US-based clients to connect LATAM talent with exciting global opportunities. We are currently looking for a 3D Modeler / 3D Generalist to join a fast-paced creative team. About the Client Our client is a US-based company working on premium consumer goods and digital experiences. They value creativity, precision, and collaboration, offering LATAM professionals the chance to contribute to high-quality projects with international reach. About the Role The 3D Modeler / 3D Generalist will be responsible for creating high-quality 3D product models—primarily bottles and consumer goods—and integrating them into various digital experiences. This role focuses on modeling first, with optional animation skills being a strong plus. Responsibilities 3D Product Modeling: Create accurate, high-quality 3D models of bottles and similar products, either from scratch or by working with existing CAD/3D files. Asset Integration: Prepare and optimize models for use across websites, animations, and marketing visuals. Texture Material Creation: Develop realistic textures, lighting setups, and materials that reflect the brand's premium aesthetic. Collaborate Across Teams: Partner with designers, marketers, and motion specialists to ensure 3D assets fit seamlessly into campaigns and creative concepts. Model Updates Variations: Produce rapid iterations, color variations, and product configurations as needed for testing and campaign needs. File Management: Maintain an organized library of 3D assets, exports, and project files. Optional - Animation: Create short product animations, sd pins, breakouts, or explainer-style motion graphics when needed. Trend Awareness: Stay updated on 3D workflows, rendering techniques, and emerging tools (e.g., Blender, Cinema4D, Unreal, etc.). Role Requirements Experience: 2–5 years of experience in 3D modeling, product visualization, industrial design, or similar creative/technical roles. Technical Tools: Required: Blender, Cinema4D, Maya, or similar Required: Rendering engines (Cycles, Redshift, Octane, Arnold, etc.) Plus: Adobe Creative Suite for post-processing Plus: Basic motion or compositing (After Effects or similar) Modeling Expertise: Strong skills in hard-surface modeling and ability to match real-world product accuracy. Aesthetic Realism: Strong understanding of lighting, materials, and realistic rendering. Collaboration: Comfortable working with cross-functional teams in a fast-moving environment. Adaptability: Ability to follow brand guidelines, iterate quickly, and produce consistent output. Time Management: Strong organizational skills to manage multiple requests while meeting deadlines. Education: A related degree (3D Design, Animation, Industrial Design, Visual Arts) is preferred but not required. Why Join Us? Work with US-based clients on premium consumer goods projects Gain international exposure while working remotely from LATAM Collaborate with creative teams across design, marketing, and motion graphics Competitive salary and opportunity to grow your 3D career globally Apply NOW! Originally posted on Himalayas

How this role compares on pay

Region
USA
Estimated hourly rate versus regional market bands (USD)
MarketHourly bandUSD/hr
This listing (est.)
$21–$56
United States
$28–$75
Europe (Germany)
$24–$64
MENA (UAE)
$22–$60
Remote / worldwide
$28–$75

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