This month at Inside Design, we’ve been talking a lot about portfolios: what format yours should be in, things to avoid at all costs, and how to create one if you don’t yet have any UX experience.
Feeling ready to put your portfolio out there and land your dream job? Consider applying to one of the open positions below.
IBM
IBM | User Experience Designer
Multiple locations
From the description: “As a User Experience designer, you will use your UX design skills to translate actionable insights from the design research team into mockups and prototypes; deliver low-, mid-, and high-fidelity renderings; and adhere to UX best practices and design language specifications to deliver great end-to-end customer experiences, especially experiences that extend beyond traditional product user interfaces.”
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IBM | Visual Designer
Multiple locations
From the description: “Visual designers organize information visually to engage audiences emotionally and communicate effectively. They demonstrate exhibited skills in visual design principles including typography, layout, imagery, color, etc. Demonstrated skills in Photoshop, Illustrator, and other tools are a must. Their work will provide end-users with an instant emotional connection to a product even before they start using it.”
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Spotify
Spotify | Senior Product Designer
London or New York
From the description: “We are looking for an experienced designer to be the design owner and strategic partner with the technology and product teams on our key initiatives. Someone who is passionate about developing strategies based off of insights of real people, has the mastery of their craft to turn these insights into beautifully designed products (both interactions and visuals) and inspires the organization by showing/prototyping what is possible before it is built.”
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Spotify | Senior Product Designer: Playlist and Personalization Tools
Boston
From the description: “What you’ll do: Let users lead the way. Our users inform where we are going. Our teams focus on listening to users, and letting their needs guide us to the best solutions. It’s important for us to know we are solving for real people and not just the loudest voice in the room.”
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Shopify
Shopify | Product Designer, Shopify Plus
Waterloo
From the description: “As a UX team at Plus, we work on a product that empowers merchants to run their businesses and push the boundaries of commerce. Informed by research and data, we solve complex merchant needs and build iteratively toward our vision. We ship high-fidelity designs of new features and quickly prototype solutions. We own our projects from start to finish, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of developers, product managers, content strategists, user researchers, and marketers to deliver the best possible experience for our merchants.”
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Facebook | UX Motion Designer
Menlo Park, CA
From the description: “We are looking for a Designer to help us go deeper on interaction and motion design. We want our experiences to feel alive and responsive, and we believe that this role can help our larger Video Team increase the quality of our products. This is not a pure execution role, we need someone who can help define our approach for motion, set standards, and help train other designers. As the first designer in this role for Video, there is the opportunity to design for Live, Watch Parties, our Video Players and so much more.”
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Lyft
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Lyft | Senior UX Researcher
San Francisco
From the description: “You’ll think big about new areas, test concepts as they are being developed, and evaluate products once they’ve rolled out. You will aspire to elevate the user experience for our drivers and passengers across 300+ cities nationwide.”
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Lyft | Production Designer, Design Systems
San Francisco
From the description: “In this role you will act as the liaison between Core Design and other Product Design teams, ensuring the design system is migrated and adopted across new and existing features. Using your expertise in product design, systems thinking, and platform best practices – you will help create product-specific component libraries that maintain a high bar for quality in usability, accessibility, and localization standards. You are able to precisely articulate design rationale from both a systems and product point of view and can present to diverse stakeholders from all across the company.”
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The Home Depot
The Home Depot | User Experience Designer
Austin, TX
From the description: “The User Experience Designer is responsible for designing intuitive, quality products through collaboration with end users and modern software development teams. User Experience Designers work directly with end users to collect and analyze quantitative and qualitative data through formal research. This information is used to inform product-related hypotheses, recommendations, and ultimately user stories in the product backlog.”
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