Job Description
We are looking for a high-level Unity Developer who specializes in UI Engineering. Your core responsibility is bridging the gap between Design and Code. You will take high-fidelity designs from Figma and rebuild them in Unity (uGUI) with 100% pixel-perfect accuracy and premium "Game Juice" animations.
Important: You do not need to create the art. You need to be an expert at implementing the art.
Required Technical Knowledge
1. The Figma-to-Unity Pipeline (Critical)
• Figma "Dev Mode" Mastery: You must know how to inspect a Figma file to read exact values (padding, margins, hex codes, corner radius) and translate them directly into Unity components. No guessing.
• Layout Translation: You understand that Figma's "Auto Layout" = Unity's "Horizontal/Vertical Layout Groups." You know how to map these 1:1 so the UI behaves exactly as the designer intended.
• Asset Export Logic: You know how to correctly export vectors as high-res PNGs (2x, 3x scale) for Retina displays versus exporting SVGs for specific use cases.
• Component Mapping: You know how to look at a "Master Component" in Figma and turn it into a reusable Prefab in Unity.
2. Advanced Unity UI (uGUI)
• Responsive Architecture: Deep knowledge of Canvas Scaler, Anchors, and Pivots. You can build a UI that looks perfect on an iPad Pro, a long iPhone 15, and a small Android device without breaking.
• 9-Slicing Specialist: You know how to set up sprites with 9-slice borders so buttons and panels stretch cleanly without blurring the edges.
• Text & Typography: Experience with TextMeshPro (TMP) to match Figma's font rendering, including line height, character spacing, and material presets.
3. Animation & "Game Juice" (Code-Driven)
• Tweening Libraries: Mastery of DOTween (or PrimeTween) to script complex UI transitions (e.g., Popup scales up with an 'ElasticOut' ease).
• Particle Systems: Ability to implement "Victory" effects, confetti, and glows using Unity's Particle System to mimic premium game feel.
• Shaders: Basic knowledge of Shader Graph to add polish (e.g., shiny glossy effects on tiles) is a huge plus.
4. Core Engineering
• C# Architecture: Clean, modular code. (No "spaghetti code" in the UI Manager).
• Mobile Optimization: Keeping "Draw Calls" low and ensuring 60 FPS performance on low-end Android devices.
• SDKs: Experience integrating AdMob / AppLovin and Analytics.
Important: You do not need to create the art. You need to be an expert at implementing the art.
Required Technical Knowledge
1. The Figma-to-Unity Pipeline (Critical)
• Figma "Dev Mode" Mastery: You must know how to inspect a Figma file to read exact values (padding, margins, hex codes, corner radius) and translate them directly into Unity components. No guessing.
• Layout Translation: You understand that Figma's "Auto Layout" = Unity's "Horizontal/Vertical Layout Groups." You know how to map these 1:1 so the UI behaves exactly as the designer intended.
• Asset Export Logic: You know how to correctly export vectors as high-res PNGs (2x, 3x scale) for Retina displays versus exporting SVGs for specific use cases.
• Component Mapping: You know how to look at a "Master Component" in Figma and turn it into a reusable Prefab in Unity.
2. Advanced Unity UI (uGUI)
• Responsive Architecture: Deep knowledge of Canvas Scaler, Anchors, and Pivots. You can build a UI that looks perfect on an iPad Pro, a long iPhone 15, and a small Android device without breaking.
• 9-Slicing Specialist: You know how to set up sprites with 9-slice borders so buttons and panels stretch cleanly without blurring the edges.
• Text & Typography: Experience with TextMeshPro (TMP) to match Figma's font rendering, including line height, character spacing, and material presets.
3. Animation & "Game Juice" (Code-Driven)
• Tweening Libraries: Mastery of DOTween (or PrimeTween) to script complex UI transitions (e.g., Popup scales up with an 'ElasticOut' ease).
• Particle Systems: Ability to implement "Victory" effects, confetti, and glows using Unity's Particle System to mimic premium game feel.
• Shaders: Basic knowledge of Shader Graph to add polish (e.g., shiny glossy effects on tiles) is a huge plus.
4. Core Engineering
• C# Architecture: Clean, modular code. (No "spaghetti code" in the UI Manager).
• Mobile Optimization: Keeping "Draw Calls" low and ensuring 60 FPS performance on low-end Android devices.
• SDKs: Experience integrating AdMob / AppLovin and Analytics.
💡 Quick Summary
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Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Office Assistant Jobs is a plus.
