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Technical Interface Designer (1 year contract)

4 months ago

Building on an incredible 30 year foundation, we’re redefining football with EA SPORTS FC - a genre-leading ecosystem of interactive experiences, bringing a global community of football fans closer to The World's Game. Together, we’re taking the largest football club in the world to new heights – and this is just the beginning! With more opportunity than ever to innovate and create new, authentic experiences that bring joy, inclusivity, and immersion to fans everywhere, we invite you to join us as we pioneer the future of football with EA SPORTS FC, and welcome everyone to the club!

The role

The Technical Interface Designer (TID) bridges the gap between artists and software engineers by combining artistic experience with programming and scripting. As a TID you will be part of the art team and work with project managers, programmers and other technical designers, reporting to your TID Lead and Broadcast Development Director.

Your Responsibilities

Recreation of authentic broadcast and in game overlays to match styles.
Tweening and timeline based animations and effects.
UI animations and effects creation using proprietary game engine.
Apply proper art optimization techniques on in-game assets.
Build tools and pipelines to improve art and animation workflow.
You are expected to quickly identify and debug issues.
We collaborate with engineering and art, explaining both the art team needs and the tech constraints.
You will document tools on the internal Wiki and support artists on the use of new tools.

Your Qualifications

Technical skills, and open to learn new proprietary production tools and workflow.
Adept in ActionScript 2/3 and C++ or other object-oriented programming languages.
Familiar with scripting languages like Python.
Proficient in Adobe Flash/Animate, Photoshop, and other graphics and animation applications.
1+ years of experience creating 3D motion graphics, or interfaces with game engines such as Unreal.
Visual animation and programming.

Other Qualifications

Understanding of user experience principles.
Understanding of revision version control software. Perforce knowledge is ideal.
Degree in a relevant visual art or technical subject desired (e.g. BSc Computer Science or Game Programming, Game Art and Design Diploma).

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