Senior Manager, Digital Product Design & 3D Sculpting

Hasbro; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 1,200,000 - 1,900,000; Full time

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Job summary

Hasbro is seeking a Manager, Digital Product Design to lead digital sculpting across licensed and owned brands. You will guide concept through production, ensure accurate character likeness, and manage vendors while mentoring a team of sculptors.

You will partner with design, engineering, and global development teams to deliver on schedule and uphold licensor standards; internship programs may be developed with local colleges.

Qualifications

• Excellent English proficiency with strong fluency in Mandarin and Cantonese.
• Bachelor of Fine Arts or equivalent in digital media (e.g., Visual Effects, Animation, Game Development).
• 10+ years of professional digital sculpting experience for consumer products; toy industry preferred.
• Expert-level proficiency in ZBrush with a portfolio of licensed figure development.
• Understanding of engineering and manufacturing processes for sculpted assets.

Responsibilities

• Provide creative and technical leadership for digital sculpting across brands.
• Lead and mentor a team of digital sculptors; manage workloads and timelines.
• Collaborate with design, engineering, model shop, and vendors to deliver on schedule.
• Develop and manage external sculpting/vendor networks and feedback loops.
• Drive process improvements and internship program development with local colleges.

Skills

English proficiency

Mandarin

Cantonese

Education

Bachelor of Fine Arts in digital media

Tools

ZBrush

Job description

Hasbro is seeking a Manager, Digital Product Design to lead digital sculpting across licensed and owned brands. You will guide concept through production, ensure accurate character likeness, and manage vendors while mentoring a team of sculptors.

You will partner with design, engineering, and global development teams to deliver on schedule and uphold licensor standards; internship programs may be developed with local colleges.