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UX designer, UI & product design jobs from 40+ hiring platforms, updated daily. Filter by remote, city & salary in a side panel. UX Jobs puts every new UX & product design job in one browser side panel — fresh roles from 40+ hiring platforms and Dribbble, merged, de-duped, and updated daily. Free. No account. No tracking. • Every design job in one place — salary, type, and remote on each card • Filter by remote, region, source, or keyword; search instantly • Design hiring trends — median pay by level, remote share, and the disciplines hiring hardest, built from every posting (not a survey) • The boss key — disguise the panel as a spreadsheet, doc, or task board so a glance over your shoulder sees a normal work day • Make it yours — nine panel themes, from clean light to Amber CRT, Console, and Tactical Go further with Pro ($4/mo · $29/yr) — and try it free for 14 days, no card: • Instant desktop alerts when a new role matches your search • Application pipeline — move roles Saved → Applied → Interviewing → Offer • Private notes on every role • Add any job you found elsewhere to your pipeline • Hiring trends in depth — who's hiring, where, and at what level Aggregated from public job listings. Not affiliated with the companies or job boards shown; each posting links to its original source.
Aug 11, 2026
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