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UX Design Jobs — February 2026

Browse 6 open UX design jobs updated daily. Whether you are looking for your first user experience design role or a senior UX position, we list UX designer positions from top companies across the US — remote, hybrid, and on-site.

6 active jobs
Avg. Salary: $108,000
Updated: Today, Feb 20

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Sr. UX Designer, AWS Applied AI Solutions

AmazonSunnyvale, California, United StatesFeb 17
$138k - $212kOn-site

Sr. UX Designer, AWS Applied AI Solutions

AmazonSunnyvale, California, United StatesFeb 17
$138k - $212kOn-site

UX Designer, AWS Applied AI Solutions

AmazonSeattle, Washington, United StatesFeb 17
$118k - $160kOn-site

Staff UX Designer, Product Management

SaviyntCalifornia, United StatesFeb 17
$150k - $180kRemote

UX Designer, Devices Design System

AmazonSeattle, Washington, United StatesFeb 17
$118k - $160kOn-site

UX Designer (Contract)

Chartis.ioRemoteFeb 16
$75k - $165kRemote

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UX Design Salaries

Compensation for UX Designers varies significantly by experience and location. The average base salary in the US is currently $108,000.

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SeniorityRangeAvg Base
Junior UX Designer$65k - $90k$75,000
Mid-Level UX Designer$90k - $135k$108,000
Senior UX Designer$130k - $185k$152,000
Lead / Principal$160k - $250k+$195,000

UX Design Jobs by City

New York
0 jobs • $137k avg
San Francisco
0 jobs • $142k avg
Seattle
2 jobs • $131k avg
Boston
0 jobs • $126k avg
Los Angeles
0 jobs • $126k avg
Austin
0 jobs • $116k avg
San Jose
0 jobs • $105k avg
Chicago
0 jobs • $110k avg
Denver
0 jobs • $113k avg
Atlanta
0 jobs • $105k avg
Portland
0 jobs • $110k avg
Washington
0 jobs • $105k avg
Miami
0 jobs • $100k avg
Philadelphia
0 jobs • $105k avg
Raleigh
0 jobs • $105k avg
Dallas
0 jobs • $105k avg
Oakland
0 jobs • $105k avg
San Diego
0 jobs • $105k avg
Salt Lake City
0 jobs • $105k avg
Houston
0 jobs • $105k avg

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How to Get a UX Design Job

The fastest path to a UX design role starts with strong foundations: understand user problems, practice research, and build case studies that show your decision-making. Hiring teams look for candidates who can connect design choices to business outcomes, not just polished UI screens.

Start by mastering UX fundamentals, then build a portfolio that highlights your process. If you need a roadmap, explore our guide to becoming a UX designer and our portfolio playbook below.

Learn UX fundamentals How to become a UX designerUX portfolio guide

UX Job Search Checklist

  • Build 2-3 strong UX case studies that show impact.
  • Practice explaining your process and design decisions.
  • Tailor your resume to highlight UX research and collaboration.
  • Apply consistently and follow up with hiring teams.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many UX design jobs are there in 2026?
As of February 2026, there are hundreds of active UX design jobs on our board alone, with new roles added daily. The broader US market exceeds 12,000 open UX positions across remote, hybrid, and on-site teams. Browse the listings above to see the most recent opportunities.
What is the average UX designer salary?
The average base salary for a UX Designer in the US is around $108,000 in 2026, with senior roles reaching well above $150k. Salary varies by location, company stage, and specialization. See our UX salary report for detailed benchmarks.
Can I get a UX design job with no experience?
Yes. Entry-level UX roles exist, especially for candidates with a strong portfolio and foundational UX skills. Focus on case studies, user research basics, and a clear problem-solving process. Our UX basics guide and portfolio resources can help you get job-ready faster.
Are UX design jobs remote?
Many UX teams are remote-first or hybrid. Remote UX design jobs remain common, particularly for senior talent and specialized roles. Use the filters above or browse our remote UX page to see the latest listings.
What skills do I need for UX design jobs?
Hiring teams look for UX fundamentals, user research ability, wireframing, prototyping, and strong communication. Experience with design systems and usability testing is a plus. If you are new to UX, start with our user experience basics guide.

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