Technical Production Artist

High 5 Games

London

1 year ago

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About High 5:

Join the leader of the fastest-growing segment of online entertainment – Casino Gaming. Developing for the land-based, online, mobile, and social markets, High 5 has created hundreds of games that are played in 150 countries on six continents. High 5 is actively building out the most entertaining social casino gaming experience on both web and mobile platforms, offering a very dynamic, multi-disciplinary, high-learning environment for you to grow within.

High 5 employs a diverse and eclectic group of talented professionals, from brilliant Mathematicians, Software Engineers and Game Designers who construct the technology platforms, to decision-enabling Data Scientists who aggregate data feeds from around the globe, to universe-expanding Artists whose imaginations allow them to craft intricate new worlds. Life at High 5 is anything but ordinary. See us athttps://www.high5games.com/

Job Summary:

We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Technical Production Artist to join our team. This role is ideal for a self-starter eager to learn and contribute to the fast-paced world of online casino content management. You will play a central role in creating and managing digital assets, ensuring their seamless integration into our systems while meeting deadlines to guarantee flawless daily releases.

Duties/Responsibilities:

Third-Party Asset Management: Collaborate with third-party vendors to gather, review, and prepare assets for online deployment. Ensure all assets meet technical and creative standards.
Content Management: Utilize Perforce and Craft CMS extensively to upload, organize, and schedule digital assets for automated release.
Asset Preparation: Optimize and prepare digital assets, including icons, images, banners, and other multimedia, using tools like Photoshop and Creative Cloud.
Live Date Coordination: Ensure all assets are properly configured and tested for their scheduled live release dates.
System Maintenance: Support the team in maintaining and improving workflows within the CMS and other tools to enhance efficiency and accuracy.

Required Skills/Abilities:

Proficiency in CSS and HTML for customizing and fine-tuning web content.
Experience with Photoshop and Creative Cloud tools for asset preparation.
Familiarity with Craft CMS or similar content management systems.
Strong attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.
Excellent problem-solving skills and a proactive attitude.

Education & Experience:

Knowledge of Python for scripting and workflow automation.
Experience with Perforce or other version control systems.
Understanding of automated content deployment processes.
Experience in online gaming, digital marketing, or related industries.

If you're ready to take on the challenge of managing the intricate technical and creative aspects of our online casino operations, we encourage you to apply and become a vital part of our team!

High 5 Games is an equal opportunity employer. We provide equal employment opportunities to all qualified employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, sex, age, marital status, national origin, sexual orientation, citizenship status, veteran status, disability, or any other legally protected status. We prohibit discrimination in decisions concerning recruitment, hiring, compensation, benefits, training, termination, promotions, or any other condition of employment or career development.

If your experience looks a little different from what we’ve identified but you are passionate about joining our organization, we encourage you to apply.

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