Top Entry Level Design & UX Jobs

The Architectural Designer will support project development by collaborating with internal teams, developing 3D models, and ensuring compliance with building codes. Responsibilities include workspace planning, MEP coordination, and maintaining CAD standards.

As an Instructional Designer at Spectrum, you will develop training materials and programs, collaborate with subject matter experts, analyze training needs, and create engaging, interactive learning solutions. Your role will focus on enhancing employee experiences and ensuring training aligns with organizational goals and objectives.

The Principal Associate, UX/UI Designer will collaborate with technology, product, and business teams to create intuitive design solutions, advocate for user needs through human centered design methods, and engage in design workshops. The role involves supporting product definition and utilizing design tools to enhance product interfaces and experiences.

The Assistant, Design Studio supports the design and development of Leather Goods for Kate Spade Outlet. Responsibilities include attending meetings, preparing resources for designers, facilitating communication across teams, assisting in CAD development, color palette creation, and maintaining records. The role aims to enhance creative processes and ensure high-quality design execution.

The Digital Media Designer will create and manage digital content, including graphics, videos, and animations for marketing campaigns and brand awareness. This role involves collaboration with marketing and product teams to ensure cohesive digital content across platforms while maintaining brand consistency and exploring innovative design trends.

The Associate Instructional Designer will design and develop training for the Pharmacy team, using various modalities to enhance adult learning. Responsibilities include project management, collaborating with partners for effective implementation, gathering feedback, and ensuring consistency across training deliverables.

As a Design Lead, you will focus on creating great digital products through collaboration, iterative design, and attention to detail. Responsibilities include developing user flows, visual design, and prototypes while working closely with team members and clients throughout project phases.