Creative Manager

Responsibilities

• Driving the local creative vision for Thailand– defining 'amazing player experiences' and accentuating that creatively
• Prioritising which player experiences to ‘supercharge’ (elevating, amplifying etc) in Thailand.
• Supporting the selection process for promoting the work (internal sharing, reel, awards etc.)
• Continually developing an advanced view of the latest tastes and trends of Thai players and behaviors
• Represent the Thai market and players in APAC's creative craft rituals.
• Continually holding a test-and-learn mindset to Thai players, experimenting with new approaches.
• Overseeing a world-class standard of player experiences
• Fostering a culture of creativity and innovation within the office.
• Acting as the creative director in local projects, leading the team to creative excellence with outstanding creative execution

Required Qualifications:

• A passionate designer with 5+ years experience: your portfolio is a cover-to-cover inspiration; you have a good understanding of how to harness print and web design to create extraordinary experiences to engage players in a variety of ways.
• A craftsperson: you're as experienced and knowledgeable with pad and pencil as you are with Photoshop and Illustrator; you possess aesthetic judgment with a keen eye for light, color, value, form, typography, and composition.
• Communicative and collaborative: you can communicate with any department in any medium, be it a conference call, g-chat, or smoke signal; when teammates are struggling, you happily help with a positive attitude and rolled-up sleeves.
• Bilingual (English and Thai speaker): you are fluent in English and Thai with the context to understand and interpret both cultures, and are a strong writer in both languages.
• Action-oriented: you take the bull by the horns and ride the damn thing through the heart of a dragon; you turn challenges into opportunities, even without extensive planning, because "too hard" means nothing to a dragon slayer.
• Intellectually curious: you consider a day without learning a day wasted; you're always curious about new techniques and do daily deep dives on next-gen workflow Player-focused: you’re obsessed with leveling up the UX, always putting the player first when creating art.