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As a UX Designer you will play a key role in ensuring the design and graphical production of video game menus and user interfaces are of high quality. You will be responsible for creating graphical user interfaces that effectively communicate the necessary information to guide players and enhance their overall gaming experience. You will work closely with the Art Director Game Designers and Programmers to ensure the delivery of a usercentered design.
Qualifications :
A usercentric mindset and experience in UX design tools. Deep knowledge of cognitive and behavioral psychology and the ability to incorporate this knowledge into the design process.
Experienced in video games preferably on multiple platforms.
Knowledge of software such as Photoshop Illustrator and Unity3D UI.
Ability to learn new operating systems.
Ability to take and give feedback constructively and adapt to given directions.
Ability to clearly and effectively communicate and collaborate with other designers and artists to ensure the delivery of the best possible user experience.
A creative and artistic sense Good English communication skills in both spoken and written
Additional Information :
Benefits and Perks from Ubisoft Shanghai:
Ubisoft CSR commitment
Making a longlasting positive impact for our players our teams our partners and our planet.
In Ubisoft we are working to enrich players lives through unique and memorable gaming experiences and by improving the positive impacts of our games. To get there we are creating a safer more inclusive work environment we are giving back to the communities where Ubisoft operates by working with local nonprofit partners and by working to reduce the environmental impact of our business.
To learn more about Ubisofts Environmental Commitment
Play Green: Ubisofts Commitment to Global Carbon Neutrality
2022 Update
Remote Work :
No
Employment Type :
Fulltime
Full-time