Our team is on the lookout for a UX Designer to join and support our ongoing initiatives. Translate creative and experience-based direction into functional UI specifications and prototypes designed for Unreal Engine production work. This position acts as the linking point between design goals and engineering delivery, charting interaction pathways, behavioral principles, navigation systems, and component architecture that work reliably across numerous platforms and input styles.ResponsibilitiesSet up UI flows, user journeys, and interaction pathways for in-game features and screens, converting them into specifications suitable for engineering handoffGrow and continually expand a versatile UI component system covering patterns, components, variants, and states to sustain consistency in design deliveryDraft extensive behavioral standards covering focus and navigation flow, back-navigation processes, expected input responses, error/empty/loading conditions, and assorted edge casesUphold constant,



close teamwork with engineers on the client side along with UI artists to ensure designs remain practical, performant, and unified once brought into the engineDirect ongoing polish activities by reviewing finished builds, providing useful feedback, and revising designs in light of technical constraints and insights drawn from playtesting or QA workRequirementsOver two years of practical experience anchored in solid UI/UX skills, evidenced by shipped digital products or gaming interfacesExtensive capability with Figma, covering components, variants, auto-layout, reusable libraries, and documentation prepared for engineering handoffAble to produce implementation-ready materials, including annotated screen designs, interaction summaries, state diagrams, and precisely defined acceptance criteriaPractical exposure to the specific limitations and workflows involved in creating UI for Unreal EngineGrasp of essential UMG fundamentals, including layout, anchoring, scaling, and widget s

📌 UX Designer (Colombia)
🏢 EPAM Systems
📍 Colombia