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Game Dev

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Unity

As a level designer for smartphone games, you will be involved in level design tasks for new or ongoing projects.

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QualiArts (a CyberAgent group company, IP planning/development and smartphone-game development/operation) is hiring a Level Designer to work on level design for new or in-operation smartphone games. Work covers game design, level design and parameter tuning, using Unity, within a ~100-person development team (10–20 planners), pursuing console-level 3D expression with significant creative discretion. Required: director/planner development experience on large projects, deep game-playing experience (broad plus at least one game played intensively), game analyst/analysis experience, and 1+ year on a single project. Welcome: game analysis/design experience and strength with numbers and parameter design. Discretionary work system; annual salary about 4.5 to 8 million yen. Business-level Japanese is expected. Full-time, based in Tokyo (Shibuya).

Job details

Location
Tokyo
Salary
4.5 - 8 million yen
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
N2
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-07-04
Category
Software & IT

About CyberAgent

CyberAgent is a major Japanese internet company spanning digital advertising, the AbemaTV streaming service and a large mobile-games business.

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Company details

Size
Enterprise
Founded
1998
HQ
Tokyo, Japan
Employees
5,001–10,000
Industry
Internet · Advertising · Media
Funding
Publicly traded
Revenue
¥720B (FY2023)

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