2D Pixel Artist

• Hybrid Tech-Creative Pipeline: Leverage QGames Korea’s R&D tools (e.g., automated sprite optimization) while contributing to culturally resonant art for Indonesia.

• Stability Meets Ambition: Backed by 5+ years of profitable operations, we offer the security of an established company with the agility of a startup. Your risk? Joining a team poised to lead Indonesia’s $1.2B gaming market.

For which tasks (responsibilities)?

• Pixel Asset Creation: Design characters, enemies, props, environments, and UI elements in clean, readable pixel style

• Frame‑by‑Frame Animation: Produce smooth walk‑cycles, attack moves, and special effects with strong timing and squash‑stretch

• Technical Optimization: Work within file‑size, palette and resolution constraints to ensure fast load times on mobile and PC

What kind of professional are we looking for?

• Pixel Art Specialist: 2+ years experience in professional pixel art for games or interactive media. Any samples (including sprite sheets and animated .GIF files) of the 2D pixel artwork is a plus

• Strong Fundamentals: Deep understanding of color theory, composition, perspective, and silhouette readability

• Animation Savvy: Proven ability to craft character and effect animations in the pixel medium

• Detail‑Oriented & Resourceful: Meticulous in every pixel, adaptable to technical constraints, and fast at problem‑solving

• Team Player: Clear communicator who thrives on feedback and shares knowledge willingly

• Proficient Tools: Aseprite, Photoshop, Pyxel Edit, or equivalent; basic familiarity with Unity sprite pipeline is a plus

What is important for us in a person?

1. Artistic Precision:

   • Mastery of color theory for limited palettes (e.g., 16-bit constraints).

   • Pixel-perfect composition ensuring clarity on mobile screens.

2. Technical Agility:

   • Fluency in Aseprite/Pyxel Edit for sprite sheets & animated GIFs.

   • Basic Unity integration (slicing, animation state setup).

3. Collaborative Execution:

   • Adapt assets to technical feedback (e.g., reducing draw calls).