3d Graphics Developer Salaries in Texas
$100,417
The average salary for 3d Graphics Developer jobs near Texas is $100,417.*
Top 3d Graphics Developer jobs near Texas
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FDI Creative Services
Houston, TX
Applicant will be responsible for developing and maintaining corporate website and creation of dynamic web content for client sites.
Data Graphics Developer
Hearst Media Services
Houston, TX
Use HTML, CSS and JavaScript ( d3.js ) to craft data-driven stories and develop news apps for HoustonChronicle.com. This position is full-time.
Data Scientist/Software Developer
Petrabytes Corporation
Houston, TX
Work involves developing scientific applications using JAVA, python for Statistics, machine learning, and Big Data management.
Software Engineer
Tietronix
Houston, TX
Research and develop software using Mixed Reality. U.S. permanent resident or citizenship. Bachelor of Science in computer science or equivalent.
Graphical Software Developer
Viridien
Houston, TX
Design and develop software tools and core application components for subsurface imaging platforms. Master’s degree (or higher) in Computer Science or a related…
Engineer Technician - R&D and Automation
N.F. Smith & Associates, L.P.
Houston, TX
This role bridges the gap between mechanical design, robotic integration, and advanced software engineering to drive operational profitability and technical…
14 days ago
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