Creates game interfaces, promotional images, and related graphics for internally operated social games, while contributing to art direction and lead design.
About this role
This role supports social game development within the group’s game business, acting as a bridge between IP rights holders and internal development teams. It covers progress management and sales-assistant work related to games that use character, anime, and game intellectual property.
The coordinator aligns review schedules with development teams, communicates feedback from IP holders, directs requested revisions, prepares and submits materials for reviewing illustrations and planning documents, and handles routine inquiries mainly through email and Slack. Applicants must demonstrate basic business etiquette, careful communication, basic PC skills using Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, experience communicating through Slack or business email, and the ability to work cooperatively with internal and external stakeholders.
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