Slot Game Artist
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Job description
Required Industry Experience: Prior work experience with an iGaming game provider is mandatory.
Headcount: 6
Hiring Priority: Urgent
Employment Type: Permanent
Nationality: Taiwanese, Malaysian, Chinese, or Singaporean
Language: Mandarin is the primary working language. Ability to read basic English documents is required.
Salary: 2,000USD-3,000USDNegotiable based on skills, professional background, and relevant experience.
Art Style Preference: Cute-style artwork is preferred.
WORK INFORMATIONWork Location: Fully remote / Work from home
Working Days: Monday–Friday
Working Hours: 10:00 AM–7:00 PM (time zone to be confirmed)
Probation Period: 3 months
Work Equipment: Employees must provide their own work devices.
JOB OVERVIEW
We are looking for a Slot Game Artist / Game UI Artist to create high-quality visual assets and UI for slot games. You will be responsible for developing the overall visual package of each game, from symbols and characters to backgrounds and game interfaces.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
- Create complete visual assets for slot game titles, including:
- Game logos
- Low/High symbols
- Wild, Scatter and Bonus symbols
- Base game and feature backgrounds
- Character artwork
- Design game UI/HUD, including reel frames, spin controls, bet panels, autoplay, paytables and settings.
- Create visual assets for win states such as Big Win, Mega Win, Free Spins and bonus features.
- Prepare properly layered artwork that can be handed over to the Animator for rigging and animation.
- Create marketing assets such as lobby thumbnails and promotional banners in multiple aspect ratios.
- Optimize artwork for mobile-first gaming, including file size, readability and overall visual performance.
- Work closely with Animators and other game development team members to ensure assets are production-ready.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
- Strong proficiency in Adobe Photoshop.
- Experience with Figma for UI design and handoff.
- Strong illustration, game art and visual design skills.
- Good understanding of UI/UX and visual hierarchy.
- Able to prepare clean, properly layered source files for animation.
- Portfolio demonstrating a range of art styles.
- Experience in slot/iGaming artwork and understanding of slot UX such as reel readability, symbol hierarchy and win feedback.
NICE TO HAVE
- Basic knowledge of Spine 2D.
- After Effects experience.
- 3D knowledge such as Blender or Maya.
- Previous experience creating assets for regulated gaming markets.
BENEFITS
After Probation Period
For all permanent employees:
- Annual Leave: From 10 days, prorated
- Sick Leave: 14 days
- Hospitalisation Leave: 60 days
- Compassionate Leave: 3 days
- Marriage Leave: 3 days
- Maternity Leave: 98 days
- Paternity Leave: 7 days
- Performance Bonus: Subject to performance
- Annual Increment: Subject to performance
- Salary Payment Date: The 7th of each month
For Malaysian employees:
- Outpatient Medical & Dental: From RM 500 per annum, applicable to confirmed employees only
- EPF / SOCSO / EIS Contributions: After confirmation
- Public Holidays: 18 days
- Salary Payment Method: Malaysian bank account
For non-Malaysian employees:
- Outpatient Medical & Dental: From USD 100 per annum, applicable to confirmed employees only
- Public Holidays: According to the employee's country of residence
- Salary Payment Method: USDT
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