Remote - Spine Motion Designer (Games)
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Job description
About the project
At 1Pixel, we create engaging, high-quality HTML5 games enjoyed by players around the world. We combine in-house game development expertise with a deep understanding of market trends to deliver innovative, feature-rich gaming experiences across multiple platforms. Our team values creativity, collaboration, and continuous innovation, giving every team member the opportunity to make a real impact on the games we build.
If you like a fast paced, dynamic and start-up work culture with full of passionate and enthusiastic mindsets, you’re most welcome to explore the opportunity. This is a chance to take part in an exciting journey as the company grows and expands its business at a rapid pace.
Your expertise to meet the requirement:
- Fluent English (mandatory)
- Strong motion design sense for casino-style animations
- Experience with JavaScript for integration for animations
- Ability to optimize animations for performance and mobile
- Experience with Spine, PixiJS, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, and JavaScript
You will be doing:
• Create dynamic animations for symbols, bonuses, and winning effects
• Design motion-based transitions and interactive elements
• Work with designers and developers to implement animations via JavaScript
• Enhance the game's visual appeal with VFX and smooth motion
• Build character and scene-object animation in Spine
• Create rigs and set up characters and other objects in Spine
We would appreciate
- Build library with used assets/elements for more effective and faster design (re-use designs)
We offer:
- Fully remote job - work from anywhere you want
- Flexible working hours
- Competitive compensation
- 28 paid days off per year
- 3 paid sick days a year without medical certificate
- Seniority leave
- Birthday Day off
- Real career opportunities and professional growth
- The great team across the world
Originally posted on Himalayas
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