UI/UX Designer Jobs
Find UI/UX design positions where you can shape user experiences and create beautiful, intuitive interfaces. From user research and wireframing to high-fidelity design and design systems, discover roles that match your design skills.
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Senior Software Engineer, Android - KMP
FULL-TIMECompetitiveabout 4 hours ago
Partner Account Manager, Principal
FULL-TIMERemote FriendlyRemoteCompetitiveabout 17 hours ago
Technical Content Marketer (San Francisco)
FULL-TIMERemote FriendlyRemoteCompetitive1 day ago
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Senior Frontend Developer
CONTRACTRemote FriendlyRemote$80,000 - $120,0003 days ago
.NET developer (part-time, 40-60 hours/month)
PART-TIMERemote FriendlyRemoteCompetitive3 days ago
Senior Developer, Endpoint Agent
FULL-TIMERemote FriendlyRemoteCompetitive4 days ago
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Senior Frontend Engineer - Browser Extension
FULL-TIMECompetitive10 days ago
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Senior Frontend Engineer - Browser Extension
FULL-TIMECompetitive10 days ago
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Product Manager Sr – Dayforce Wallet
FULL-TIMERemote FriendlyRemoteCompetitive15 days ago
Software Development Project Manager (Agile, DevOps)
FULL-TIMERemote FriendlyRemoteCompetitive15 days ago
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Frequently Asked Questions
What tools do UI/UX designers need to know?
Figma is the industry standard, followed by Sketch and Adobe XD. Prototyping tools like Framer and Principle, plus research tools like Maze and Hotjar, are also commonly used. Knowledge of design systems and accessibility standards (WCAG) is a plus.
What is the average UI/UX designer salary?
UI/UX designers earn $75k–$130k for mid-level roles, with senior product designers and design leads earning $130k–$200k+ at top tech companies.
Do UI/UX designers need to know how to code?
Coding is not required but is increasingly valued. Basic HTML/CSS knowledge helps with design feasibility, and understanding React component patterns can improve collaboration with engineering teams.