As a planner for smartphone games, you will be involved in planning tasks for new or ongoing game development.
About this role
QualiArts, the CyberAgent Group studio that plans, develops and runs smartphone games, is hiring a Level Designer. The planning staff of 10 to 20 sit in a development team of around 100 people and work in Unity.
The level designer works on games in development or in operation, covering game design, level design and parameter design. The studio's hands-on approach gives planners discretion over the content, and the games aim for 3D presentation on par with console titles.
Applicants need experience as a director or planner on a large project, experience of playing games intensively across many titles with at least one in depth, experience in game analysis, and at least a year on one project. Preferred are game analysis and design experience and a head for numbers with parameter-design experience. The team wants people eager to propose ideas, who understand requirements correctly, widen their own role, propose and act on their own to make a fun game and communicate smoothly. Any genre of game fan is welcome.
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