Top Remote Entry Level Design & UX Jobs

The UI/UX Designer will transform software into user-friendly products by gathering user requirements, designing graphic elements, and building navigation components. Responsibilities include creating design mockups, prototypes, and graphic designs while collaborating with product managers and engineers to ensure functionality and visual appeal.

MDCalc is looking for candidates interested in shaping their own roles within the organization. The company focuses on supporting clinicians with evidence-based tools and content, enhancing patient outcomes across various specialties and conditions.

The VFX Artist will design and implement high-quality AAA visual effects, collaborate with teams to uphold artistic standards, translate design references into prototypes, and optimize performance for games. Strong artistic skills and an understanding of animation principles are essential, along with effective communication and collaboration skills.

The Product Designer will create user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity mockups using Figma or Sketch, conduct user research, collaborate with product managers on interface design, and partner with engineers to ensure design quality for the AI-driven marketing platform, Polaris.

As a UI/UX Designer, you will lead the entire design process, from research to final implementation, ensuring user-centric designs for customer-facing digital products. Responsibilities include conducting user research, creating design artifacts, maintaining a design system, collaborating with product managers and engineers, and championing design principles.

As the first founding designer at LeftLane, you will own the design process from user testing to implementation, collaborating directly with the CEO and CTO. You will gather customer feedback and drive design best practices while ensuring a smooth handoff to engineers.

The Storyboard Artist transforms scripts into dynamic storyboard sequences, focusing on high-action scenes and collaboration with Episode Directors. Responsibilities include creating storyboards, maintaining consistency with the series’ style, experimenting with camera placements, and providing shot descriptions for Animatic Animators. Attention to detail and the ability to meet tight deadlines are crucial.