Experience Design Rotations Analyst

U.S. Bank; Minneapolis (MN); Hybrid; USD 71,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare

401(k) employer-funded retirement plan

Paid vacation

Up to 11 paid holidays

Adoption assistance

Sick and Safe Leave

Job summary

U.S. Bank invites applicants to join an Experience Design Rotation Program Analyst role, offering three ten-month rotations to build foundational design skills and contribute to meaningful projects for customers and communities.

You will explore discovery, product design, and inclusive design, while developing technical and business acumen through mentorship and exposure to senior leaders. This program emphasizes collaboration and real impact.

Qualifications

• Basic understanding of digital communication and design principles.
• Bachelor’s degree completed between December 2026 or Spring 2027.
• Ability to start development program on July 12, 2027

Responsibilities

• Get hands-on experience in a variety of design roles including discovery, product design and inclusive design.
• Enhance your design integrity understanding and learn the nuances of user experience related to digital practices.
• Develop technical and business acumen through training, mentorship, and exposure to senior executives.
• Build a supportive community of peers through cohort activities and catered insights to support your transition from college to the workforce.
• Give back to the communities where we live and work

Education

Bachelor’s degree completed between December 2026 or Spring 2027

Tools

Figma

Adobe XD

Sketch

Job description

U.S. Bank invites applicants to join an Experience Design Rotation Program Analyst role, offering three ten-month rotations to build foundational design skills and contribute to meaningful projects for customers and communities.

You will explore discovery, product design, and inclusive design, while developing technical and business acumen through mentorship and exposure to senior leaders. This program emphasizes collaboration and real impact.