Top Design & UX Jobs

The Design Checker will review and verify design documentation for accuracy and compliance with standards in the Defense sector, engage with Engineers and Designers, and ensure designs meet customer specifications. Responsibilities include using Creo CAD software and providing feedback on necessary corrections.

As a Lead Digital Product Designer at Nike, you will lead design projects, create polished user experiences, and mentor other designers. Your responsibilities include innovating across product domains, developing design solutions through user-centered principles, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Design Assistant will collaborate with the R+D team on product development, create visual assets for marketing and digital media, and support the design team in presentations and prototypes. The role requires creativity, proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, and a strong attention to detail.

The Creative Graphic Designer at Northrop Realty is responsible for creating print and digital marketing materials, maintaining brand standards, and collaborating with marketing teams and sales agents. They will manage multiple design projects, communicate with vendors, and adhere to timelines and budget constraints.

As a Senior User Experience Researcher, you'll lead research initiatives to shape product development and enhance user-centered design strategies. Responsibilities include conducting qualitative and quantitative research, usability testing, developing personas, analyzing data, and collaborating with Product, Design, and Engineering teams.

The Instructional Designer will create and manage engaging learning experiences that help users adopt new software and improve their performance. Responsibilities include designing solutions based on learning objectives, collaborating with internal and external teams, analyzing data for continuous improvement, and leading initiatives in a dynamic work environment.

The role involves designing analog/mixed-signal layouts for submicron CMOS circuits, focusing on low power and low capacitance devices. Responsibilities include tight matching, thorough layout practices, and proficiency in Calibre reports among others.