Top Gaming Design Jobs

Lead and grow the VFX team while creating and reviewing high-quality, performant VFX assets. Scope and schedule VFX work, collaborate across disciplines, onboard external partners, advance tools/pipelines, and enforce production standards and workplace conduct.

Responsible for designing and maintaining animation systems in games, collaborating with teams, mentoring animators, and improving workflows.

Design and create tactics missions using Unity, playtest and iteratively improve game content, and collaborate with team members.

Lead and define the visual style for a game title and eventually the studio, manage artists and outsourcers, create implementation strategies, provide artistic and technical feedback, evaluate/reuse assets, and mentor studio artists to achieve production aesthetics and targets.

Responsible for creating high-quality character models, collaborating across teams, maintaining art direction consistency, and troubleshooting character performance issues.

The Creative Director will lead game aesthetics, mechanics, and story development, oversee core gameplay loops, mentor design teams, and attract talent.

As a Senior UI/UX Designer, you'll create intuitive designs for apps across platforms, owning the end-to-end UX/UI process, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and evolving the design system.

The Creative Designer will manage branding for Triumph, create advertising materials, and design merchandise, collaborating closely with the marketing team.

Lead design strategy and creative roadmap, set visual standards, mentor designers, improve intake/workflow and execution quality, provide creative direction and ongoing process recommendations across brand, product, and content.

VFX Artist will create, implement and modify VFX assets for games, with responsibilities including shader development and collaborating with teams for AAA quality visuals.