TL;DR

Senior UI Artist (GameDev): Crafting stunning, cohesive UIs and visual experiences for Angry Birds Match World with an accent on 2D/3D artistry and Unity implementation. Focus on nurturing visual UI style, optimizing assets, and creating smooth UI animations and VFX.

Location: Must be based in Espoo or Barcelona. Rovio does not provide relocation support for fixed-term positions.

Company

Rovio is part of the SEGA family and world-famous for their flagship IP Angry Birds.

What you will do

Collaborate closely with UX designers, programmers, and artists to craft delightful user experiences.
Create stunning, cohesive UIs for new live content, events, features, and special offers.
Nurture the visual UI style and best practices for the entire game, ensuring quality and consistency.
Build UI assets using both 2D and 3D workflows, with a special emphasis on 3D artistry.
Use Unity expertise to import, set up, and optimize assets, guiding team members in best implementation practices.
Add energy and fun to the game by creating smooth UI animations with Unity Timeline and Spine, along with exciting UI VFX.

Requirements

Strong demonstrable history (around 5 years) in game art production, with at least 2 years focused on UI art and implementation for casual mobile games.
Highly proficient in Unity art tools including shader graph, atlases, optimization, and timeline.
Strong art fundamentals: great eye for color, shape language, and composition in UI layouts and assets.
Portfolio showcasing quality work and expertise in building beautiful 3D assets.
Fluent in English and able to connect well in a multidisciplinary environment.
Understand the importance of empathy and can see the game from players' point of view.

Nice to have

Passion for match 3 mobile games.
Enjoy contributing to and improving development processes and pipelines.

Culture & Benefits

Collaborative and multidisciplinary team environment.
Committed to providing reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities or conditions.
Continuously improving workplace accessibility.
Option to use preferred name in application form.