Game designer

A Game Designer is responsible for creating the concepts, mechanics, and stories behind video games. They design gameplay elements, levels, and characters while ensuring the game is engaging and enjoyable for players. Game Designers work closely with developers, artists, sound engineers, and testers to bring their ideas to life. They are responsible for outlining the game’s rules, challenges, and player objectives while considering the technical constraints of the platform. Creativity, storytelling, and problem-solving are key to this role, as well as ensuring the final product meets market expectations and player satisfaction.

2d/3d Animator

A 2D/3D Animator brings characters, objects, and environments to life through motion. In 2D animation, they create frame-by-frame visuals, while in 3D animation, they work with specialized software to produce realistic movements and effects. Animators collaborate with game designers, directors, and voice actors to ensure their work aligns with the project’s vision. They are responsible for creating smooth, believable animations that enhance storytelling and gameplay. Skills in tools like Adobe Animate, Blender, or Maya are essential, along with a strong understanding of timing, weight, and expression.

WebDesigner

A Web Designer creates the visual layout and user experience of websites. Their role involves designing layouts, choosing color schemes, and ensuring that the website is both aesthetically pleasing and functional. They collaborate with developers to implement designs and with clients to align the website with branding and business goals. A Web Designer is responsible for balancing creativity with usability, ensuring the site is responsive and accessible on various devices. Proficiency in tools like Figma, Adobe XD, and coding languages such as HTML and CSS is critical for success in this role.