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Lead UX Designer

South Jordan, UT ยท On-site

$105K - $137K/yr

The UX team at Cricut is responsible for user research, interaction design and visual design of software applications across desktop and mobile platforms. We design intuitive, easy-to-use software ...

Lead UX Designer

South Jordan, UT ยท On-site

$105K - $137K/yr

The UX team at Cricut is responsible for user research, interaction design and visual design of software applications across desktop and mobile platforms. We design intuitive, easy-to-use software ...

Our UX team designs and supports a collection of enterprise recruiter and candidate platforms that help people find jobs, help recruiters find talent, and help our internal teams serve clients more ...

As a valued member of the UX team, the individual will use their skills and insights in a collaborative, agile environment to deliver great experiences across products/platforms. Requirements * Deep ...

As a valued member of the UX team, the individual will use their skills and insights in a collaborative, agile environment to deliver great experiences across products/platforms. Requirements * Deep ...

UI/UX Lead

Chicago, IL ยท Remote

As the UI/UX Lead, you'll guide and mentor a team of designers to deliver exceptional digital experiences. You'll foster collaboration, cultivate a positive team environment, and champion both ...

Work with rest of UX team to conceptualize/test/play new ideas for VR/AR experiences

UI/UX Engineer

$96K - $119K/yr

Senior UI/UX Designer For almost 50 years, our mission has been to give every student the best ... About the Team We are a pioneering AI team, committed to spearheading innovation in leveraging ...

Establish and evolve design standards with the UX team. * Work with the engineering SCRUM teams members to ensure deployments that are true to original design intent. * Participate in usability ...

Be part of a busy UX team working on Cloud-based (SaaS) enterprise software as we create a user experience that is a competitive differentiator for our company. Help us to secure the world's software.

Work with rest of UX team to conceptualize/test/play new ideas for VR/AR experiences

Collaborate with product managers, system engineers, operations personnel, other UX team members, and software engineers to understand business and user needs for new product features and ...

The ADP User Experience team is responsible to expand the UX Strategic footprint, visibility and value added across the organization by leading the Global UX Design and Research movement across ADP.

Build and lead a high-performing global UX team (product designers, UX researchers, design ops) * Establish design standards, systems, and governance to scale consistency and efficiency * Coach teams ...

Build and lead a high-performing global UX team (product designers, UX researchers, design ops) * Establish design standards, systems, and governance to scale consistency and efficiency * Coach teams ...

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How much do user experience team jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 14, 2026, the average yearly pay for user experience team in the United States is $160,216.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $167,000.00 and $167,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a user experience (UX) team?

A User Experience (UX) Team is a group of professionals who work together to design and improve how users interact with a product, service, or system. Their goal is to make the user's journey as intuitive, efficient, and enjoyable as possible. The team typically includes roles such as UX designers, researchers, writers, and sometimes developers, all collaborating to understand user needs and create solutions that enhance usability and satisfaction. They use research, testing, and design best practices to ensure the final product meets both business goals and user expectations.

How does the user experience (UX) team typically collaborate with other departments during a product development cycle?

The User Experience (UX) Team works closely with product managers, developers, and marketing teams throughout the product development cycle. They often participate in cross-functional meetings to ensure that user needs are prioritized in design decisions and that technical feasibility is considered early. Regular collaboration might include conducting user research, sharing wireframes or prototypes for feedback, and refining designs based on input from stakeholders. This collaborative approach helps create products that are not only user-friendly but also aligned with business goals and technical constraints.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a user experience (UX) team member, and why are they important?

To thrive as a User Experience Team member, you need strong skills in user research, interaction design, usability testing, and a background in fields like Human-Computer Interaction or Graphic Design. Proficiency with wireframing and prototyping tools such as Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD, and familiarity with UX analytics platforms are typically required. Collaboration, creative problem-solving, and effective communication are essential soft skills for working with cross-functional teams and understanding user needs. These competencies ensure the creation of intuitive, user-centered products that drive engagement and satisfaction.

What is the difference between User Experience Team vs User Interface Designer?

AspectUser Experience TeamUser Interface Designer
Primary FocusOverall user experience, usability, and customer satisfactionVisual design, layout, and interactive elements of the interface
Required SkillsUser research, wireframing, prototyping, usability testingGraphic design, visual aesthetics, front-end development
Work EnvironmentCollaborates across product, marketing, and development teamsWorks closely with developers and product managers on visual aspects

The User Experience Team focuses on the entire user journey and satisfaction, while the User Interface Designer specializes in creating visually appealing and functional interfaces. Both roles are essential for delivering a seamless digital product, but they emphasize different aspects of the design process.

What does a user experience team do?

A user experience team focuses on improving how users interact with products or services by designing intuitive interfaces, conducting user research, and testing usability. They collaborate with designers, developers, and product managers to create user-centered solutions that enhance satisfaction and engagement.
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Infographic showing various User Experience Team job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 76% Full Time, 19% Part Time, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 87% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 11% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $160,216 per year, or $77 per hour.

Lead UX Designer

South Jordan, UT โ€ข On-site

Cricut
Internet and ITย โ€ขย 501 - 1,000 employees

$105K - $137K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 9 days ago


Job description

Company Description

Cricut® makes smart cutting machines that work with an easy-to-use app, an ever-growing collection of materials, and crafting essentials to help you design and personalize almost anything — custom cards, unique apparel, everyday items, and so much more.

We believe everyone is born creative. We’re a diverse tapestry of thinkers, dreamers, givers, DIYers, handi-workers, artisans, and forever and always architects of things.

At Cricut, we place the power of handmade into the hands of all. We give you beautiful, easy-to-master tools so you can make something unique, remarkable, perfect. We surround you with ideas, community, inspiration, and encouragement to take your creativity further than you ever imagined. And as a community, we celebrate the exhilarating act of making every single day.

So, make that handcrafted card that feels like a hug. Design a shirt for fun, for family, or for a full-blown business. Craft with a passion or for a purpose. Make something big and bold, itsy-bitsy, amazingly ambitious, or just plain silly. Whatever you make, just make your heart out. Because here’s the remarkable truth: When we all make together, we make all things possible.

Let’s make.

Job Description

The UX team at Cricut is responsible for user research, interaction design and visual design of software applications across desktop and mobile platforms. We design intuitive, easy-to-use software that inspires our customers, and helps them design and make unique, personalized projects. 

The team is uniquely positioned – with direct connections to the executive team and CEO - and we collaborate across the organization to ensure hardware, content, materials, and software all work together to deliver awesome experiences. Our UX team members come from varied backgrounds and experience; all of us were drawn to the mission of empowering every person to be creative. 

As a Lead UX Designer within the UX team at Cricut, you’ll lead the creation of thoughtful and compelling user experiences to elevate the brand and introduce Cricut to a wider audience. You’ll provide design thought leadership and work on complex and interesting UX projects spanning multiple platforms including mobile and desktop software. You’ll be a hands-on contributor committed to creating industry-leading experiences for some of the most engaged user groups you’ll ever encounter. Put aside your assumptions and drop us a line…this opportunity is not to be missed. ­ 

Responsibilities:

  • Lead the design work for software applications for both desktop and mobile devices across a range of operating systems. 
  • Reinforce a learning mindset: Participate in user research and A/B testing, advocate for our users at every step of the way, and leverage findings artfully to continuously improve designs. 
  • Bring a keen understanding of our users’ motivations, goals and needs to help define new features, functions and products. 
  • Extend and evolve our UX design language to craft elegant and consistent design experiences. 
  • Foster successful collaboration with software product managers and software developers to drive solutions through to completion. 
  • Help evolve our design processes and deliverables to best meet the needs of a growing organization, as well as increase efficiency within the UX group. 
  • Capture ideas and solutions in varying levels of fidelity, as the situation warrants – from whiteboard sketches to flow charts to interactive prototypes. 
  • Manage multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines. 
  • Closely collaborate with other designers on the UX team and provide mentorship where needed. 
Qualifications
  • Bachelor’s degree in Human Computer Interaction (HCI), interaction design, graphic design, industrial design, information science, computer science or a related field. Graduate degree is a plus. 
  • 5+ years of work experience designing web and mobile applications and applying user-centered techniques. 
  • Demonstrated experience leading, mentoring and inspiring other product designers in their craft.   
  • Proven track record of successful product releases in which you guided a team through a user-centered product design process. 
  • Ability to grasp product requirements and scope design work accordingly, with careful attention to detail. 
  • Strong ability to collaborate with teams across varying disciplines (hardware engineering, software development, marketing, etc.) to create a holistic product experience. 
  • Passion for innovation and a “can do” attitude. 
  • Keen attention to detail and systems thinking. 
  • Thoughtful and well-presented portfolio of UX design solutions 
  • Ability to interpret and act on design feedback from both collaborators and stakeholders 
  • Excellent presentation and written communication skills, including the ability to clearly and concisely articulate solutions, design rationale and process to colleagues in different disciplines, stakeholders and executives. 
  • Ability to discuss high level concepts and detailed design with equal fluency. 
  • Well-versed in applying quantitative data and a wide range of qualitative user insight techniques to drive prototypes and decision making. 
  • Demonstrated eye for visual design 
  • A strong grasp of current UI/UX trends and platforms (e.g., iOS and Material Design guidelines). 
  • Experience designing for combined hardware and software interaction, community features and/or data-driven experiences are a plus.
  • Crafting experience not necessary.

Additional Information

A Quick Note Before You Apply…

Cricut is in a powerful chapter of transformation. We’re evolving fast—refining our strategy, growing our teams, and raising the bar across the board. This is an incredible opportunity for the right kind of person—but it’s not for everyone.

We’re looking for A-players —people who don’t just meet expectations, but consistently exceed them. If you thrive in dynamic environments and find joy in turning challenges into momentum, keep reading.

Here’s what makes someone a great fit for this role (and for this moment at Cricut):

You have a bias for urgency.
You don’t wait for perfect clarity to take action—you start, learn, and adjust. You believe that speed matters, especially when paired with thoughtfulness. You ask: “What can move forward today?” and push past inertia.

You set high standards—especially for yourself.
You’re proud of your work and protective of your reputation. You take ownership, deliver quality, and don’t cut corners. You hold yourself accountable without waiting to be asked.

You stay focused when things are moving fast.
You can identify what really matters and don’t get distracted by noise. You prioritize well, and manage your time wisely.

You collaborate like a pro.
You elevate the people around you, communicate clearly, and give thoughtful feedback. You’re low ego, high output—and your team loves working with you.

What to Do Next:

Please attach your resume including links to your portfolio where applicable. If you want to show your super powers in other ways – include that information too. You can be sure that Cricut® is an employer who values individuality, equality and diversity, so tell us what you’re all about. If you are a Maker or a DIY enthusiast, whether you think you are a good one or not, we would love to hear about it when you send us your information!

At Cricut®, we celebrate inclusion and diversity. Cricut is an equal opportunity employer and makes employment decisions based on merit. Cricut prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual identity, gender identity, marital status, veteran status, nationality, citizenship, age, disability, medical condition, pregnancy, or any other unlawful consideration. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Cricut participates in E-Verify.