Full-time role tasked with designing gameplay for lowiro projects and working with level design (charting) team leads in peer reviews.
Location
Preferred: Japan (Tokyo) or UK (London)
Annual Salary
2.5 - 5.5 Million JPY
* For Tokyo location.
* For London location, salary will be adjusted.
Benefits
Alongside your base pay, you will also be eligible for an annual bonus as well as:
- Flexible work hours
- A casual, friendly and inclusive atmosphere amongst those with a passion for working on games
- The ability to work remotely when necessary
- The ability to work from London or Tokyo offices for part of the working year, at your discretion
Description of role
You will be tasked with designing levels (charts), input mechanisms and gimmicks for lowiro projects, creating compelling physical gameplay experiences across all difficulty levels.
You will work closely with the chart design team, and will be engaged in in-depth review processes for each chart.
You will work with in-house chart design tools, and will frequently communicate asynchronously between team members spread across the globe.
Please note that this is not an entry level position, and that proven experience is required.
Requirements
- Experience in chart design for rhythm games (5+ years personal or 2+ years professional)
- Business-level English with the ability to work within a fully English development team
- A keen interest in rhythm games and media in Japan as well as an understanding of the Rhythm Game Market
Favorable skills
- Professional experience charting for commercial rhythm games
- Experience leading and managing a team of chart designers, and overseeing chart production and long-term difficulty progression.
- Experience charting for a wide variety of rhythm games with different control schemes
- Experience charting low-difficulty charts for rhythm games
- Bilingual English and Japanese ability
- Firm understanding of musical terminology, basic music theory or song composition and arrangement
- Relatively high skill in multiple rhythm games
Application
Please apply by sending the following via the contact form:
- Cover Letter (link)
- Resume (link)
- Portfolio including video playlist of past rhythm game charting work, personal and professional (link)
* Please note that applications not including a cover letter and portfolio will not be reviewed
