Growth-Oriented UX Designer - Mid Level, Full-Time

Strategic Partners Inc; Madison (WI); On-site; USD 59,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Strategic Partners Inc, a Madison-based studio, seeks a mid-level UX Designer to set creative direction and execute with hands-on effort. The role offers a $59,000 to $85,000 salary, full-time hours, and room to grow with you as you prove your vision.

You will translate strategy into compelling campaigns, seed enduring visual motifs, and move layouts from napkin sketches to press-ready files while balancing speed and quality. Collaboration and clear communication are essential.

Qualifications

• Enough Strategic Planning to be dangerous and usable usability testing.
• Clear communication style that translates jargon into plain English.
• Experience translating prototyping complexity for a non-technical audience.
• Mid-level mastery of resilience, validated by others who would hire you again.

Responsibilities

• Develop campaigns that translate strategy into storytelling.
• Seed visual motifs that endure beyond a single budget quarter.
• Carry layouts from napkin to press-ready files without losing spark.
• Drive content series from ideation to publication and promotion.
• Manage multiple creative projects and meet deadlines.
• Trade pixel polish for speed to meet full-time deadlines.
• Prototype three concepts cheaply so one can go deep.
• Time the reveal in a launch film so the logo lands earned, not slapped on.

Skills

Strategic planning

Usability testing

Plain English communication

Prototyping

Resilience

Job description

Strategic Partners Inc, a Madison-based studio, seeks a mid-level UX Designer to set creative direction and execute with hands-on effort. The role offers a $59,000 to $85,000 salary, full-time hours, and room to grow with you as you prove your vision.

You will translate strategy into compelling campaigns, seed enduring visual motifs, and move layouts from napkin sketches to press-ready files while balancing speed and quality. Collaboration and clear communication are essential.