Tasks:
- Be the link between developers and artists
- Comply with the pipeline of graphical work for this project
- Assess deadlines for completing tasks within the team
- Complete tasks to the expected quality standard
- Optimize the project's graphic resources
- Prepare (Photoshop) and export graphical content (2D) to Unity
- Work with original layouts (PSD files) in Unity and create animations
- Assemble events (cutscenes, translations, configs)
Requirements:
- Professional skills in using the Unity editor
- Excellent understanding of the hierarchy of objects in Unity, asset structure, and UI optimization
- Great Photoshop skills (working with smart objects, masks, and quick export)
- Understanding of the pipeline for creating content for mobile projects
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to work with Git
- Profiling—assessing workload at launch
Would be nice:
- Mixed experience in the game industry (Unity developer, UI artist)
- Experience working with Spine
- Basic programming skills
- Photoshop drawing skills
- Ability to write scripts (Photoshop)
Why we're cool:
- Flexible work format. You can go to the office in Vilnius or Limassol, or work remotely. The main thing is to be online during working hours
- European employment. We've got jobs in Poland, Lithuania, Georgia, Montenegro, and Cyprus. You can choose whichever location best suits you
- Development. We offer English classes with a teacher, pay for professional conference trips, and partially compensate for training
- Flexibility. Sometimes you want something new. We get it—we'll support you if you want to change positions, responsibilities, or projects
- Collaborative solutions. Each team member's skills are important, so we listen to and hear each other
- Data reliance. We take everyone's opinions into account, but all product decisions are based on metrics, which means no subjectivity
- And the usual—official employment, voluntary medical insurance, compensation for sports
