Plan COLOPL game loops, battle systems and interfaces, tune controls and balance, develop live events and use post-release player data to improve game performance and experience.
About this role
COLOPL’s UI director manages interface production for new and large operating game titles. The role balances quality and effort against business conditions and release plans, with more hands-on production initially to understand the project.
It negotiates specifications and schedules with directors/producers, identifies tasks, estimates effort, assigns work and reviews outputs against design guidelines. It also improves production/review processes and tests new technology, including generative AI, alongside screen layouts and UI assets. Tools include Adobe, Unity, Figma, Gemini, Claude and ChatGPT.
Applicants need five years of game-industry UI design, production-management or direction experience taking ownership of at least one of scheduling, estimation, task assignment or quality checking, and cross-discipline specification/schedule negotiation. A work portfolio is mandatory.
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