UI Designer (UK Remote)
- Posted 23 July 2024
- Salary Negotiable
- LocationBirmingham
- Job type Permanent
- DisciplineGame Design
- Reference19679
- Contact NameLawrie Brennan
Job description
We’re looking for a UI Designer to join a UK, Unreal Engine specialist studio and create visually appealing and easy to use interfaces to a AAA standard.
As a UI Designer you’ll work closely with colleagues in Production, Programming, Design and Art to translate the project brief into player friendly and engaging UI design.
Based in the Midlands, the studio offers remote working from anywhere within the UK.
Your responsibilities…
Ensure content is optimised for real-time rendering applications, in line with quality/performance targets, and compliant with project-specific constraints
Create wireframes, mock-ups, and previs using industry-standard design tools, effectively communicating design concepts and interactions
Work closely with Leads and the Production to help prioritise tasks and feedback, and meet project milestones on time
Problem-solve technical issues and workflow hurdles within your field
Collaborate with the Art team to ensure consistency, quality and coherence in visual design and artistic direction for each individual project
Stay up to date with the latest UI Design and Art trends, tools, and technologies that could help the wider team and actively contribute to the improvement of the pipeline
Conduct usability testing and analyse user feedback to find areas of improvement and optimise the user experience
Following best practices in user-centred design across a range of visual styles
The skills and experience you’ll bring to the role…
3 or more years of professional UE 4/5 experience
Portfolio of UI designs
Based in the UK and have full right to work in the UK
Bonus points if you have programming / implementational skills
Perks and benefits include…
Private healthcare
Bonus scheme
Time off over the festive period in addition to your annual leave
Team social activities, outings and events
Summer and Christmas parties