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UX/UI Artist

Lionheart Games

Design and Innovate

Bring anime games to life through player-first thinking, providing users the ultimate immersive experience across different platforms.

Make Anime

We’re one of the only studios in the United States creating anime games. From characters to world-building, you will give life to our own anime.

Enjoy Creative Freedom

Small teams mean no one is dictating what you can build. Be a team player, but let your creativity flow freely and produce UX/UI players will love. 

Lionheart Games is looking for an experienced UX/UI Artist (relevant portfolio required, preferably in anime style) with a strong desire to contribute to every creative aspect, and who knows what it means to take responsibility and deliver excellent results. You have the skills and knowledge to visualize how different kinds of players will navigate and interact with a game, and you can translate that into a functional, immersive, and visually attractive gaming experience.

Joining us means being part of a team with the passion and inherent drive to create innovative, high-performing games. We are intellectually curious and excited to apply the latest game development innovations to our projects. In this role, you will have the opportunity to be part of an entrepreneurial environment that embraces new and different ideas. Everyone at Lionheart Games is excited about creating the best anime games possible, and we empower one another to learn and grow from our collective experiences. All of this means more chances for you to unleash your ingenuity, energy, collaboration, and dedication.

 

Responsibilities

  • Create beautiful UI art assets for games, including iconography, in-game signs and feedback, menus, and UI animations

  • Develop a consistent visual anime style and identity for our user interfaces

  • Create wireframes, mockups, and 2D assets that visually communicate game features

  • Implement, animate, and maintain intuitive UI screens using Unreal Engine 4/5 (UMG)

  • Collaborate with internal artists to create marketing materials and various 2D assets

  • Team up with developers to build and improve our games, including implementing your designs toward best player experience

  • Keep up to date with industry-related UX/UI developments and harness that knowledge for the benefit of our games and teams

Qualifications

  • Anime-focused portfolio demonstrating your game-ready work in a matching art style

  • Experience working on the UX/UI of cel-shaded 3D games or high visual quality 2D anime games

  • Fluency with design software such as Figma or Sketch, and art tools such as Photoshop and Illustrator

  • Great interpersonal skills; humility and respect when receiving comments from your team

  • Thrive in an environment of independence and responsibility without assigned tasks

  • Passion for anime and mobile games

  • IMPORTANT: All applicants, regardless of experience, must be willing to take and pass a test evaluating your relevant skills. 

Preferred

  • 2D or UX/UI experience at a major game studio

  • 3+ years of applicable games industry experience

  • Experience creating and optimizing game art for mobile devices

  • Experience in video and marketing asset creation

  • Unreal Engine 4 (UMG) and/or mobile game development experience

  • Bilingual: Mandarin, Korean, or Japanese (oral and written, fluent or professional only)

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Our team at Lionheart Games enjoys best-in-class benefits and amenities, which include competitive compensation, profit-sharing plans, 401(k) with matching contributions, medical, dental, vision, and more. At the studio, we make sure your favorite snacks and beverages are stocked. We also offer free gym memberships, as well as a great creative environment located at Atlantic Station with shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. To apply, please complete the entire form below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

For Careers at Lionheart Games

With COVID-19, are you accepting applications for remote employment?

While everyone is encouraged to work remote during the pandemic, all positions require relocation to Atlanta, Georgia within 30 days of acceptance. Once you move here, you may continue to work from home or come into the studio — the decision will be up to you until we feel it’s safe to return.

I'm worried about joining a start-up. How can I know if it's right for me? What if you run out of funding?

Lionheart Games is well-capitalized, and our CEO maintains a strong relationship with our investor. But, of course, there are no guarantees our studio will continue forever — which is true for most businesses (even very successful, large studios have layoffs). You shouldn’t worry about funding, but instead focus on what it means to be an entrepreneur with us.

Game development is challenging, and you will work a lot. If that doesn’t bother you and you’re passionate about making games with people who love them, watching anime in theaters, discussing anime in great detail, collecting waifus/husbandos in gacha games, and giving your very best even if that means less time for other things, then we might be a fit for you. If you aren’t bothered by ambiguity, are self-improving, love to learn on your own, and want to be the best professional you can be, then we might be a fit for you. These are questions to focus on, and to be honest with yourself about. Our studio is not for everyone, but for the people here it’s pretty great.

 

I don't see any open positions for internships or co-ops, do you accept applications for those?

Yes — but on a per project and as needed basis. If you are local to Georgia, we do our best to post these opportunities on your school’s job board. However, feel free to contact us directly with your credentials and cover letter even if you don’t see a posting. We don’t accept interns or co-ops from outside Georgia.

Do you offer relocation assistance?

Yes, we provide reimbursement for qualified relocation expenses up to a specified cap in your offer letter.

I heard Lionheart Games is "flat," what does that mean?

That’s correct; we don’t use formal job titles (except for certain outward facing roles) and there are no managers. When you are surrounded by people with substantial knowledge, skills, and experience in their disciplines, it’s better to trust them and move out of the way than to manage them. Of course, this leads to greater responsibility and risk in the hands of individuals, but we enjoy this model and feel it works well to remove traditional barriers that sometimes stifle creativity and greatness.

How long will it take for me to hear from you?

Due to volume, we do not respond to all applications. If you are selected for an interview, you will typically hear back from us within 1-2 weeks. However, on some occasions, we may keep your application on file and reach out much later than that when there is an open position that matches your qualifications.

If you apply and do not hear from us, don’t be discouraged and feel free to re-apply in 6-12 months when you have built up more experience in the relevant field.