Game Design SME (Visual & Systems)
Game Design SME (Visual & Systems)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- The Contractor will be responsible for producing and executing the following key project deliverables:1. Graphics & Systems Template Abstraction
- Audit existing game assets, UI systems, and visual layouts to architect reusable, modular graphics templates.
- Abstract visual components and core gameplay mechanics into configurable parameters for non-technical content creators.
- Consult with engineering and art teams to define specifications for scalable asset and content pipeline tooling.2. Visual & Mechanical Design Integration
- Architect intuitive gameplay loops, progression frameworks, visual feedback loops, and reward structures for interactive modules.
- Establish and document comprehensive UI/UX standards, visual design patterns, and aesthetic consistency benchmarks across all game templates.
- Translate complex subject matter into clear visual communication frameworks.3. Technical Strategy & Documentation
- Act as the Subject Matter Expert for game design and visual layout during client scoping and custom configuration reviews.
- Execute iterative visual design reviews, aesthetic audits, and usability assessments to ensure high production standards.
- Produce comprehensive documentation, including style guides, asset specifications, and technical configuration parameters.
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