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Senior UI Designer – Intelligent Cockpit
🇩🇪 Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Huawei Research Center Germany & Austria 🇩🇪 Munich, Bavaria, Germany
The role involves discovering and defining design opportunities within the HMI system by analyzing trends and competitor data, and proposing design directions through mood boards and design language tools. The designer will drive visual design philosophy and deliver high-fidelity UI concepts, components, and motion effects aligned with UX definitions.
Senior UX Designer – Intelligent Cockpit
🇩🇪 Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Huawei Research Center Germany & Austria 🇩🇪 Munich, Bavaria, Germany
The role involves discovering and defining design opportunities within the HMI system by analyzing user insights, design trends, and competitor analysis. Responsibilities include proposing and delivering creative UXUI concepts from low-fidelity to high-fidelity stages, including interaction models, user flows, wireframes, and UI mock-ups.
UI/UX Designer – Data-Driven Applications (m/f/d)
🇩🇪 Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Sixt 🇩🇪 Munich, Bavaria, Germany
You will lead the design transformation for tools used in vehicle purchase and sales, focusing on enhancing user experience through UX principles and AI capabilities. You will create and review design artifacts and collaborate with analytics colleagues to ensure exceptional user experience.
Senior UI Designer (Visual-Led) - m/f/d
🇩🇪 Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Sungrow Emea 🇩🇪 Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Lead the full-lifecycle UI design for digital products across desktop and mobile platforms, ensuring high visual and design quality. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to maintain a cohesive product visual and design language.
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About UI/UX Design careers
UI/UX designers in 2026 focus on orchestrating complex systems rather than just pixel pushing. With generative tools handling routine layouts, the role has shifted toward high-level interaction logic, accessibility compliance, and prompt-based design systems.
Today's UI/UX roles require a deep understanding of human psychology and the ability to design for non-linear user journeys in an AI-native world.
Teams at companies like Google and Meta seek designers who can build adaptable frameworks that remain cohesive across mobile, web, and emerging wearable interfaces.
We feature a comprehensive range of UI/UX positions including junior UX designer roles, senior UI designers, UX/UI leads, and specialized positions in interaction design and UX research. Our listings span AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, design-forward tools like Figma and Framer, fintech leaders like Stripe and Coinbase, and Fortune 500 companies.
Yes! Many companies now offer fully remote UI/UX positions. Remote-first companies like Notion, Linear, Vercel, and many AI startups actively hire remote designers. You can filter specifically for remote roles or explore hybrid opportunities in cities like San Francisco, London, and New York.
Companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft, Airbnb, and AI leaders like OpenAI seek proficiency in Figma, user research methodologies, prototyping, and accessibility standards. Experience with AI-powered design tools is increasingly valued. Strong portfolios demonstrate end-to-end design thinking, from wireframes to high-fidelity mockups. Browse exceptional UI/UX portfolios to see what industry leaders showcase.
Salaries range from $65k–$85k for entry-level positions to $140k–$200k+ for senior roles in major tech hubs. AI companies like Anthropic and OpenAI often pay at the top of market. Contract and freelance rates typically range from $75–$200/hour depending on experience. Visit our salary guide for comprehensive compensation data.
The shift in 2026 has moved from layout creation to system orchestration. UI/UX designers now spend less time on manual pixel-pushing and more time defining interaction logic and conversational patterns. Proficiency in Figma's AI features and the ability to design for non-linear user journeys are now core requirements. Check out roles at OpenAI or Perplexity to see these new patterns in action.
While not every role requires full-stack knowledge, there is a massive trend toward technical agency. Designers who can "vibe code" prototypes using Tailwind CSS or v0 have a significant advantage. This allows for faster iteration and better collaboration with Design Engineering teams.