Top Gaming Design Jobs

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.

Lead a team in managing design systems, focusing on creating scalable UI components, maintaining documentation, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance product design.

The Level Designer will create procedural environments, design dungeon systems, collaborate with artists, and implement engaging gameplay mechanics.

As an Associate Art Director, you'll manage art quality and creative vision, ensuring cohesive game visuals through collaboration and feedback with internal and external teams.

Design and develop levels for puzzle games, balance difficulty progression, and improve the level design editor to enhance workflow.

The Gameplay Designer will create and implement multiplayer gameplay mechanics, collaborating with various teams to ensure fun and balanced experiences.

Design and balance core gameplay mechanics, progression, and in-game economy to drive engagement and retention. Lead post-launch tuning using player metrics, run A/B tests, define difficulty tiers, collaborate with LiveOps, data analysts, UX/Art/Engineering, and document tuning frameworks and economic models.

The UX/Graphic Designer leads operations, advises project managers, develops designs and cost estimates, mentors less senior specialists, and performs root cause analysis.