Entry Level UI UX Designer Jobs - Browse 572 UX Vacancies
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572
Job openings
Top sectors: Entertainment, Media and Automotive
355
Companies hiring
Most active: Kayak, Konrad and RushLuxe
$94,000
Average salary
Highest offer: $145,000 for a UX Designer at Visionist
Jobs added in the past 7 days: 21
What makes an Entry Level UX Designer ?
An Entry Level UX Designer typically has 0-1 years of experience. They are responsible for assisting in wireframing and visual design, supporting senior designers, creating basic prototypes, implementing design feedback. They are typically expected to be good at basic prototyping, visual design fundamentals, collaboration tools.
What is the average salary for an Entry Level UX Designer ?
The average salary for an Entry Level UX Designer is approximately $94,000 per year, based on 5,250 listings over the past 12 months.
Salary can vary greatly based on location. Entry Level designers in Chicago earn about $55,000, whereas their colleagues in Seattle get paid roughly $82,000 per year.
What are the top UX Design tools companies hiring Entry Level UX Designers look for?
The most in-demand tools employers hiring Entry Level ux talent look for are Figma, Axure and HTML/CSS/JS.
Figma
Mentioned in 56% of job listings
Below average demand relative to The United States.
Axure
Mentioned in 16% of job listings
Below average demand relative to The United States.
HTML/CSS/JS
Mentioned in 16% of job listings
Below average demand relative to The United States.
Sketch
Mentioned in 11% of job listings
Average demand relative to The United States.
Adobe XD
Mentioned in 8% of job listings
Above average demand relative to The United States.
Framer
Mentioned in 2% of job listings
Average demand relative to The United States.
Protopie
Mentioned in 1% of job listings
Average demand relative to The United States.
Webflow
Mentioned in 1% of job listings
Average demand relative to The United States.
