Position: Graphic designer
Company: Innovecs
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

**Opportunity**
Innovecs is looking for an experienced and talented Game Graphic Designer to join our creative team.

**About the Client**
Our Client is the creative studio made up of animators, video producers, and developers that create data-driven and sophisticated mobile ads (mini-games).

**Responsibilities**
Build high-quality, engaging, and authentic mobile ads experiences. You will design layouts of mini-games for the world's largest gaming advertisers;
Design and animate 2D solutions;
Get involved in all aspects of game ads development: UI/UX, game design, animation.

**Requirements**
3+ years of professional experience in graphic design;
Experience with UI part;
Advanced skills with Photoshop and basic skills in After Effects;
Great skills with composition and layouts, solid understanding of design principles and color theory;
Organized and highly detail-oriented;
Ability to handle multiple priorities/projects simultaneously and tight deadlines;
Intermediate+ level of English;
Impressive 2D portfolio.

**Will be a plus**
Basic understanding of CSS and HTML;
Experience in the game industry;
3D skills.

**What we love about Innovecs**
An environment that allows you to maximize your productivity and gives you the freedom to think and collaborate beyond the next line of code or deadline;
We like to have fun, we love what we do, we relax when we need to, we are a great team and we deliver;
High-level compensation and regular performance-based salary and career development reviews;
Medical insurance (health), employee assistance program;
Paid vacation, holidays and sick leaves;
Gym 24/7, personal fitness instructor;
Massage in the office, personal wellness consultant;
English classes with native speakers and partially or fully reimbursed personal trainings and conferences;
Referral program;
Team building and a lot of fun to take a break, relax, and give you the freedom to think beyond the next line of code.