Technical UI Designer

Open 29d

What your weeks are going to look like

  • Design and integration of complex interface systems directly within Unreal (UMG/Slate);
  • Creating and optimizing custom shaders and materials for advanced visual effects;
  • Collaborating with designers, artists, and programmers to solve cross-platform integration challenges;
  • Debugging, profiling, and optimizing the UI to ensure smooth performance on PC, consoles, and other platforms;
  • Improving the UI pipeline and documenting best practices for the team.

What we're looking for

  • Bachelor’s degree (B.A.) in graphic design, UX/UI design, digital arts, or a related field, combined with equivalent experience;
  • Three (3) to five (5) years of experience in designing interfaces for video games;
  • Excellent proficiency in Unreal UMG and Blueprints (Slate is a plus);
  • Experience with Unreal animation systems (a plus);
  • Advanced skills in creating shaders/materials;
  • Strong understanding of UX principles and interaction design;
  • Appreciation for complex technical challenges and optimization;
  • Strong communication skills, both verbal and written, in French and English.
  • Portfolio and/or demo required;
  • Willingness to travel internationally as needed.

What we value in our team

  • Passion for functional design, layout, and quality of user experience;
  • Independence, resourcefulness, and attention to detail in performing a variety of technical tasks;
  • Ability to work within established standards, technical constraints, and production guidelines;
  • Ability to analyze and solve problems related to navigation, readability, and UI behavior;
  • Ease in adapting a design to different target audiences and various platforms;
  • Ability to collaborate effectively with a multidisciplinary team;
  • Good time management, sense of priorities, and adherence to deadlines;
  • Constructive critical thinking and the ability to reevaluate and improve one’s own work.

Come and make a difference with us! #FrimaLife

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