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Technical Designer - UX & UI

Prague, Czechia (On-site)

Technical Designer - UX & UI

4 Months ago • 2 Years + • Game Design

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unity

cryengine

Job Description

Technical Designer with 2+ years experience in game UI and scripting, proficient in Clike language, experience in Arma games is a plus.

Must have:

Game UI Design
Scripting (Clike)
PC & Console UX
Technical Design

Good to have:

Arma Games
Game Engines
CryEngine, Unity
idTech, Source

Perks:

Profit Sharing
Relocation Package

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Job Description

Handling technical, functional and visual design in order to positively impact the player experience

Work with other departments to create solutions for gameplay mechanics based on design

Participate in regular play sessions and check the state of implemented mechanics

Use internal game editor or external instruments to create tools that support game development

Improve, adjust, and enhance documentation according to the actual state of mechanics or assets

Write code in object-oriented scripting language (Clike)

Requirements

2+ years of relevant industry experience

Good spoken and written English

Good scripting capabilities

Interest in developing game UI, understanding PC & console UX

Experience with developing game UI is a big plus

Previous experience with Arma games is a big plus

Technical knowledge and skills

Familiarity with other game engines (CryEngine, Unity, idTech, Source or similar)

Benefits

27 days of holidays per year

Company profit-sharing plan, benefit program, meal contribution

Relocation package

All our games for free and more

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About The Company

Bohemia Interactive

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Our story began with our first game, Arma: Cold War Assault, released back in 2001. Developed by just a handful of people, this PC-exclusive title became a massive success. It sold well over a million copies, received numerous industry awards, and was praised by critics and players alike. Since then, we've grown from a ragtag bunch of garage devs to an international family of over 400 professionals – working on major games like Arma 3, DayZ, Ylands, Vigor, and various other projects. Our ambition: to make games that act as platforms for people to explore, create, and connect.