The User Experience Designer position is responsible for translating ideas and concepts into low to high fidelity wireframes and prototypes for Auto Club Enterprises (ACE) digital products. This role supports projects in design, development, documentation, and debugging of the user interface to ensure the best possible user experience. Collaborate with product development teams to meet technical business objectives for product design. Communicate and present to key stakeholders regarding user needs and design solutions.
Occasional travel to off-site business meetings or conferences. (5% proficiency)
The starting pay range for this position is: $99,500.00 - $132,900.00
Additionally, for full-time positions, you will be eligible to participate in our incentive program based upon the achievement of organization, team, and personal performance.
Auto Club Enterprises is the largest club within the national AAA federation. We have nearly 17,000 employees in 24 states helping more than 18 million members. The strength of our organization is our employees. Bringing together and supporting different cultures, backgrounds, personalities, and strengths creates a team capable of delivering legendary, lifetime service to our members. When we embrace our diversity – we win. All of Us!
With our national brand recognition, long-standing reputation since 1900, and constantly growing membership, we are seeking career-minded, service-driven professionals to join our team.
“Through dedicated employees we proudly deliver legendary service and beneficial products that provide members peace of mind and value.”
AAA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Our organization participates in E-Verify. The Automobile Club of Southern California will consider for employment all qualified applicants, including those with criminal histories, in a manner consistent with the requirements of applicable federal, state, and local laws, including the City of Los Angeles’ Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring Ordinance (FCIHO), the Unincorporated Los Angeles County (ULAC) regulation, and the California Fair Chance Act (CFCA).