We’re Hiring: Product Designer (UI/UX) – B2C Gaming (domain specific hiring only)
At Baazi Games, we’re building high-engagement consumer gaming experiences for millions of players across India. We’re looking for a Product Designer to help craft intuitive, visually rich, and high-converting user experiences across our mobile gaming platforms.
If you’re passionate about designing for consumer behavior, gamification, retention systems, and real-time engagement products, this role could be a great fit.

What You’ll Do
• Lead end-to-end product design initiatives across core player journeys
• Design engaging mobile-first experiences across gameplay, lobby, onboarding, rewards, wallet, and retention systems
• Partner closely with Product, Engineering, Analytics, and Game teams to translate business and user needs into intuitive experiences
• Drive solid UI craft, interaction design, and scalable design systems across platforms
• Contribute hands-on through wireframes, prototypes, interaction flows, and polished visual interfaces using Figma
• Design for engagement, habit loops,



retention, monetization, and gamified user behavior
• Use data, experimentation, and user insights to continuously improve player experience and product performance
• Help evolve and scale the design function over time through processes, systems, and design thinking

What We’re Looking For
• 3–9 years of Product Design / UI-UX experience
• Strong experience designing mobile-first B2C products
• Expertise in Figma, prototyping, component libraries, and design systems
• Strong understanding of user behavior, engagement loops, conversion, and retention mechanics
• Excellent visual design, interaction design, typography, hierarchy, and motion fundamentals
• Ability to operate independently in fast-paced, high-ownership environments
• Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration skills

Preferred Background
• Experience in Gaming / Real Money Gaming (RMG) / Fantasy / Social Gaming / Consume

📌 Product Designer (India)
🏢 Baazi Games
📍 India