Senior UI/UX Designer for Casual Mobile F2P Games

About the Role

We're looking for a Senior UI/UX professional with deep experience in casual mobile free-to-play (F2P) games; someone who understands what makes games intuitive and compelling, and who can translate that understanding into clean, effective design. We're looking for someone who finds as much satisfaction in a polished UI screen as in a well-validated UX flow, and is comfortable owning their work end-to-end.

We’re a small team, and our process moves from quick prototyping through marketing validation to building a vertical slice and, if that succeeds, towards a launch. You'll shape UX early—helping validate that a concept is intuitive—and take on UI design and production as we build toward the various releases, with UX considerations continuing to surface as new features are added.

Good to know:

• This is a 1-year fixed-term contract
• While relocation to Berlin is preferred, we will consider remote applications. Please note that working hours will be standard Berlin working times (roughly 9 to 18).

About the Job

• Design and create UI screens, icons, flows, buttons, and game components for early-stage casual F2P mobile games, staying true to a defined art direction
• Maintain and evolve UI style guides and design systems for consistency across screens and features
• Own UX for new game prototypes, ensuring mechanics (even reimagined ones) are intuitive and easy to onboard into
• Translate game design and monetization requirements into clear, player-friendly interfaces
• Collaborate closely with artists, game designers, product managers, and engineers
• Work independently to scope, prioritize, and own delivery of work
• Report directly to the Creative Director of New Games

About You

• Prior experience in the mobile gaming industry
• Strong UI design and execution skills, and sharp UX instincts, with the ability to shift fully into whichever the project phase demands, from concept-stage UX validation to UI production
• A solid grasp of onboarding, retention, and monetization-friendly design patterns
• 2D art skills for UI execution (icons, popups, liveops screens, and supporting visual elements in a defined art style)
• A portfolio demonstrating this range across UI production, UX validation, and supporting art
• Ability to work autonomously and drive ambiguous problems to resolution, while incorporating feedback from the Creative Director and cross-functional partners
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to explain decisions clearly to various cross-disciplinary stakeholders
• Proficiency with standard design tools (e.g., Figma, Photoshop, or equivalent) as well as Unity for implementation and testing
• Comfort working in a small team, prototyping, wearing multiple hats, and shifting between conceptual and hands-on work is essential