You’ll collaborate with teammates to propel projects forward and leverage your superb communication skills to rally people behind a strategic vision. You consider yourself a details person, yet have an uncanny ability to simultaneously see the big picture, empowering our team to deliver innovative and strategic designs. You enjoy a new challenge and are comfortable with the ambiguity of not knowing the final outcome (the magic ingredient in what we do).
Your core skill set is based around stunning digital design execution, with a focus on digital visual design and user experience strategy. You’re excited to be a hybrid designer who loves to stretch. You are able and excited to flex seamlessly between strategic UX thinking, beautiful UI design, and whatever other project challenges come our way. You are excited to be part of a small but passionate team dedicated to growing a culture-first strategic design studio.
-Collaborate with strategists, designers, developers, and client teams to learn, design, and develop strategies based on human insights.
-Translate consumer insights into tangible expressions that address and redefine customer pain-points for a better and brighter future.
-Consistently produce high-quality UI designs that align with brand guidelines that bring a compelling experience to life.
-Stay current on best practices and design trends that inspire yourself and the team.
-Participate in ethnographic, quantitative, and usability research and document findings for knowledge sharing.
-Collaborate on multiple, concurrent, and complex projects at various phases in their lifecycle, responding quickly to shifting priorities, to help ensure compelling work.
-2-3 years of visual design and UX experience working in an agency setting
-Training in visual design and user experience (degree program, certificate program, bootcamp)
-Portfolio demonstrating strong visual design skills (typography, color theory, layout, image selection)
-An understanding of digital design best practices and tools, including, but not limited to, Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator, accessibility, and digital equity in design
-Samples of compelling work that demonstrate the capacity to create consistent, strategic, and high-quality designs
-Strong attention to detail and command of the nuances of the English language
-Excellent communication and presentation skills
-Ability to deliver on multiple concurrent, and shifting priorities
-Currently residing in or willing to relocate to the Boston area to work in person 2-3 days per week (Other Tomorrows is a hybrid remote/in person studio)
-Authorized to work in the United States
-Ability to travel for research and client meetings
Other Tomorrows utilizes clear salary bands and tiers based on experience, expectations, and responsibilities. We strive to be transparent about these bands to avoid bias during hiring and promotions. The team will be happy to explain more about these tiers and associated expectations during the interview process.
Please note: Salary ranges below reflect base salary. Total compensation includes base salary, profit sharing tied to studio performance, SIMPLE IRA match, health and wellness benefits, etc.
This role is for a level 1 or level 2 practitioner.
Level One: Associate UX & UI Designer
Base Salary Band: $75,000–$85,000
Level Two: UX & UI Designer
Base Salary Band: $85,000–$100,000
Other Tomorrows provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
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Fill out the form below to apply for this role. As part of the application, please include a cover letter with a bit about yourself and how you’d see yourself contributing to Other Tomorrows. Please also include a portfolio or case studies of your best relevant work (website link or PDF). Applications without a portfolio or case studies will not be considered. Work can be (and should be, if required!) blinded for confidentiality.
