Game UI/UX Designer (m/f/d)
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FigmaUX DesignAdobe Photoshop
Job description
About the Position
Game UI/UX Designer (m/f/d)
Join welevel as a Senior Game UI/UX Designer in Munich, Germany, and shape the user experience for a blockbuster AAA title.
Why Us?
- Work from our studio in the heart of Munich, alongside a passionate, multidisciplinary team.
- Enjoy free beverages, regular team activities, and a creative, collaborative environment.
- Shape a blockbuster AAA title from the ground up.
Your Role
As a Senior UI/UX Designer, you will define the user experience and interface design for our survival city-builder RPG.
Responsibilities
- Design and prototype HUDs, menus, inventory systems, and interactive UI elements.
- Optimize UX flow and user interactions to ensure a smooth experience.
- Collaborate with systems and gameplay designers to create intuitive interfaces for crafting, trading, and automation systems.
- Ensure UI scalability across platforms, including PC, Xbox, and PlayStation.
- Conduct user testing and iterate based on feedback.
Requirements
- 3+ years of UI/UX design experience for PC or console games
- Proficiency in Figma and Photoshop
- Experience working in Unreal Engine or a similar game engine
- Strong understanding of game accessibility and player psychology
- Portfolio demonstrating high-quality game UI/UX work
- Bonus: UI design experience in survival, city-builder, or RPG games
- Ability to work onsite in Munich, Germany
- Valid EU work authorization
What We Offer
- The opportunity to work on an ambitious AAA title.
- A dynamic, fast-moving work environment.
- Competitive salary and benefits, including relocation assistance.
- A central Munich location.
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