Technical Artist - Gaming

Homa is a global mobile game developer and publisher that has launched over 80 titles and reached over 2 billion downloads. They developed Homa Lab, a proprietary platform with AI to help developers find product-market fit and scale mass-market games. The company has 220+ employees from 30+ nationalities and has raised $165M from notable investors. The role is within the Art team working on the game All in Hole.

• Strong experience as a Technical Artist or Unity Technical Artist in game development.
• Deep knowledge of Unity asset integration, UI implementation, prefab architecture, scene setup, and mobile production workflows.
• Proven experience optimizing game assets, rendering performance, Sprite Atlases, and mobile memory usage.
• Experience creating shaders and technical visual solutions using Shader Graph, HLSL, or equivalent.
• Strong understanding of visual quality standards with attention to pixel-perfect accuracy.
• Experience collaborating with artists, developers, and designers in fast-paced production.
• Hands-on mindset with ownership and proactive problem-solving.
• Bonus: experience building Unity Editor tools, automation workflows, VFX systems, or pipeline improvements.

• Own the integration of UI and visual assets into Unity, ensuring faithful implementation across devices and resolutions.
• Build, maintain, and improve reusable prefabs, asset structures, naming conventions, and shared libraries.
• Drive asset and rendering optimization including Sprite Atlas management, draw-call reduction, compression, and mobile performance improvements.
• Investigate and resolve visual, UI, and asset-related bugs.
• Support localization implementation, responsive layouts, safe area management, and cross-device validation.
• Develop technical solutions through shaders, tooling, automation scripts, and workflow improvements.
• Partner with artists to improve asset preparation pipelines and ensure smooth integration from concept to implementation.

This is one remote position open to multiple countries primarily within European time zones (UTC to UTC+3).