UX/UI Designer (Product, Gamified Dating App)

We’re looking for a sharp, inventive UX/UI Designer to join our core team and help craft the visual and emotional layer of GENZA — a multiplayer dating game for Gen Z. If you love creating interfaces that feel like stories, not screens — you’re one of us.

Responsibilities

• Design playful, intuitive interfaces for dating and social gameplay features

• Create 2D game graphics for UI elements and in-game content, ensuring visual consistency with the overall aesthetic and experience

• Build UX flows and screen maps for the core experience: matching, rooms, AI pet, inventory, quests (ASK), rewards

• Prototype and test onboarding, progression, reward mechanics, and user motivation loops

• Translate narrative and emotional intent into UI elements, animations, and microinteractions

• Collaborate with developers, narrative leads, and the marketing team

• Iterate quickly based on data and user feedback

Requirements

• 2+ years of experience in product or game interface design

• Proficiency in creating 2D game art assets and interfaces

• Strong portfolio with mobile-first UX/UI work (apps, games, gamification)

• Fluency in Figma (components, prototypes, design systems)

• Solid understanding of game UX: onboarding, levels, progression, retention

• Sense of visual storytelling and emotional design

• Comfort working in rapid iteration cycles and async environments

Tools & Process

• Figma, Notion

• Digital illustration tools for creating 2D game graphics (e.g., Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.)

• Linear/Jir, Slack, Miro, Telegram

• Prototyping tools (e.g., Principle, Protopie, Framer — optional)

Nice to Have

• Experience with avatar-based or narrative games

• Worked on dating or social apps before

• Basic animation/motion design skills (or use of AI tools to assist)

• Passion for Gen Z culture, aesthetics, and digital identity

• Familiarity with AI-generated content (Midjourney, Runway, etc.)

Location & Setup

• Remote-first team, async-friendly

• Core team operates in UTC+0 to UTC+4

• English-speaking environment (basic spoken English required)