TL;DR

Technical UI Artist (Unreal Engine): Designing, organizing, implementing, and maintaining UI layouts and systems within Unreal Engine, ensuring a consistent visual style across the project interface. Focus on translating design intent into shippable UI solutions, owning UI features from concept to final polish, and providing constructive feedback within a collaborative team.

Location: Remote within Canada

Salary: $75,000 - $95,000 a year

Company

%hirify_global% is a creative-fueled, future-driven, independent game studio.

What you will do

Design, organize, implement, and maintain UI layouts and systems within Unreal Engine.
Create UI deliverables such as icons, wireframes, mockups, motion graphics, and interactive prototypes.
Collaborate with game designers, UX, and UI engineers to translate design intent into UI solutions.
Own UI features from concept through implementation, iteration, and final polish.
Provide and receive constructive feedback as part of a collaborative team.

Requirements

A minimum of 3 years of experience as a UI Artist or Technical UI Artist.
Strong understanding of UI implementation workflows and production pipelines.
Hands-on experience implementing UI in Unreal Engine, including layout, animation, and interaction.
Experience working with UI engineers and programmers to drive UI creation.
Familiarity with UI development tools and workflows (e.g., Figma, Illustrator, Photoshop).
Good communication and presentation skills.

Nice to have

Ability to independently implement and iterate on UI designs in-engine.
Experience with scripting or visual scripting for UI behavior and logic.
Experience developing UI for AAA console or multi-platform projects.
Experience creating UI motion graphics and animations using After Effects or in-engine animation tools.
Experience creating interactive, in-engine prototypes to validate UX and workflows with stakeholders.
Familiarity with performance considerations, resolution scaling, and localization-ready UI.

Culture & Benefits

Four-day work week.
Support for in-studio, remote within Canada, and hybrid work arrangements.