Senior UI Artist - London

We are looking for a talented and experienced Senior UI Artist to join one of our Live Game teams in delivering content and features played by millions of players.

Your role:

As Senior UI Artist, you will be responsible for creating original UI art, animations, icons and other game content for market leading games played by 100’s of millions of players around the world. You will work closely with the Art Director, UX Designer, Producers, UX and Game Designers and Developers as part of an experienced team, where your team contribution will help shape the next generation of Games. The ideal candidate will be passionate about UI, an excellent communicator and will have several years of experience designing and creating visually rich content for mobile game experiences.

Skills Required: 

•   Extensive experience shipping several best in class mobile games as a UI Artist with a focus on UI and in game asset creation and implementation

•   Ability to follow an established art style and help push the quality on a game with a long lifetime

•   Proven art experience in quickly concepting and creating high quality game assets with a focus on UI, Icons, props and animations

•   Understanding of limitations of information display and interactivity on today's mobile devices

•   Strong team player with ability to mentor and coach junior members of the team

•   An interest in form and typography

•   Experience reading UX flows and wireframes and converting them into best in class user interface

•   Excellent knowledge of Adobe CS package (Photoshop etc.)

•   Excellent communication and organizational skills

•   Self-starter with excellent time and priority management skills with proven ability to take ownership of assigned tasks and features

A portfolio demonstrating all aspects of your skill is required.

Bonus Skills:

•   Knowledge of and an interest in usability and freemium best-practices 

•   Experience working in an agile project environment

•   Deep experience with UX best practices and how they apply to UI