GAME DESIGNER (UX)

Studio Vision
London, England, England £0k – £0k / yr Full Time 🇬🇧 United Kingdom Posted: 2026-06-17
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Full Job Description
Job Type:
Contract
Salary:
£ 400 per day
Location:
London, United Kingdom

RATE

£450 per day (or equivalent local currency)

CONTRACT LENGTH

6 months (scope for additional work)

HIRING LOCATION

Remote (Current team are globally dispersed - UK, Europe, Canada)

We are on the hunt for a UX Game Designer (Contract) to support a start-up studio to build a new football manager-style game.

WHO IS THE STUDIO?

A start-up video games studio with an established team building a football manager-style game. They’ve brought a cross-functional style of working to games development and it’s paying dividends.

WHAT IS THE OPPORTUNITY?

  • In 12 months they’ve released alpha and beta versions that have generated revenue exceeding £1.5 million.
  • It’s now time to combine their learnings from alpha and beta launches with proven games industry expertise ahead of their next release.
  • Whilst there is a clear scope of work for this specific contract there is certainly the opportunity for a long-term collaboration.

WHO IS THIS JOB FOR?

  • An experienced mobile games designer who is curious about building a quality gaming experience on Web3 principles.
  • A UX-focused games designer who enjoys working in highly motivated cross-functional teams.

WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS?

  • Design user journeys and templates
  • Be a mobile games design best practice advocate
  • Run user testing sessions
  • Create a gaming experience that keeps players engaged long term

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📋 Job Overview

Company Studio Vision
Location London, England, England
Salary £0k – £0k / yr
Job Type Full Time
Posted 2026-06-17
Deadline 2026-08-17
Country 🇬🇧 United Kingdom

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