UI Animator

About Us:

At Bhanzu, our mission is to make math engaging, sparking curiosity and confidence in young learners. Bhanzu has successfully raised a $16.5M Series B funding round, led by Epiq Capital, with support from Z3Partners! We are changing the way math is learned and are blossoming into India's leading math education company, positively impacting students across 15+ countries. Through Bhanzu, we aim to eradicate Math Phobia across this globe, and enable our students to pursue careers in Stem Fields, Coding, Analytics, AI and much more by ensuring their core math fundamentals are strong.

Location: Bangalore, HSR Layout

Job Description

We’re looking for a UI Animator to join our product design team and bring our interfaces to life. You’ll work closely with UI/UX designers to craft smooth, engaging micro-interactions, transitions, and motion graphics that elevate the user experience and make our products feel more intuitive and delightful.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with UI/UX designers to define and implement micro-interactions and motion design for web and mobile interfaces
• Create animations, transitions, and interactive states that enhance usability and visual appeal
• Build production-ready motion assets in Rive and Adobe After Effects
• Export animations into JSON/Lottie format for seamless developer integration
• Work with developers to ensure animations perform smoothly and match design intent
• Maintain a consistent motion language aligned with brand and product guidelines
• Stay updated on motion design trends, tools, and techniques to bring fresh ideas to the team

Requirements

• Proven experience in UI animation, motion design, or interaction design for digital products
• Strong skills in Rive and Adobe After Effects (with Lottie export workflow)
• Understanding of animation principles, timing, and easing in UI contexts
• Ability to translate static UI designs into fluid motion experiences
• Strong collaboration skills and attention to detail
• Portfolio showcasing UI animation and micro-interaction work