Sr. Experience Designer

What You'll Do

• Translate product goals and UX best practices into clear design direction for features.
• Lead exploration, prototyping, and iteration to solve complex UX problems end-to-end.
• Present and contextualize designs to multidisciplinary teams, guiding discussions toward alignment and shared goals.
• Develop deep product and player expertise - especially elder-game motivations and lifecycle need.
• Partner closely with art, engineering, PM, production, and design leads to align on goals, scope, and priorities.
• Shape feature foundations through user flows, architecture, interaction patterns, and early design artifacts.
• Own and evolve the game s design system, drive consistency and best practices across the product.
• Validate designs through prototypes, usability tests, and structured UX review processes.
• Plan and sequence UX tasks across sprints, prioritizing work to reduce risk and improve efficiency.
• Deliver high-quality layouts, IA, and visual standards that set the bar for UX/UI craft.
• Ensure implementation quality through audits, reviews, and collaboration with development partners.

• Provide feedback, mentor junior and mid-level UX designers, and contribute to building a healthy, high-performing design team.

• Influence design rituals, processes, and workflows, helping refine how UX collaborates across the studio.

• 7+ years

  of UX experience, ideally within games or interactive products.
• Experience working on mobile F2P games from concept through live service.
• Strong portfolio demonstrating systems thinking, flows, prototypes, UI craft, and polished final execution.
• Deep expertise in interaction design, information architecture, usability, and visual fundamentals.
• Strong communication and facilitation skills with the ability to guide discussions and build consensus.
• Experience mentoring designers and contributing to craft growth within a team.
• Proficiency with Figma, Miro, and modern UX workflows.
• A player-first mindset with strong understanding of motivation models and live-service UX behavior.