Impact-Driven UI Designer (Contract) – Flexible Hours

Energy Innovation Corp; Evanston (IL); On-site; USD 68,000 - 98,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship

Benefits

Flexible Evanston, IL hours

Job summary

Dover Corporation is seeking a UI Designer to join on a contract basis in Evanston, IL. With 3 years of UI design experience, you will own design initiatives, craft engaging visuals, and drive content campaigns from concept through publication alongside cross-functional teams.

You will turn complex information into clear visuals, storyboard shoots, and ensure a cohesive visual feed across channels, while maintaining alignment with briefs and timelines.

Qualifications

• 3 years of UI design experience with a portfolio showing clean visuals and user-friendly interfaces.
• Ability to translate complex information into clear, engaging visuals.
• Experience collaborating with cross-functional teams in marketing and editorial contexts.

Responsibilities

• Drive autonomy-rich content series from ideation to publication and promotion.
• Reframe rejected ideas into successful concepts with momentum.
• Turn complex creative information into clear, engaging visuals.
• Storyboard and direct photo, video, and content shoots end to end.
• Collaborate with marketing, product, and editorial teams based in Evanston.
• Curate and art-direct a consistent visual feed across owned channels.
• Trace every project asset back to the brief to keep revisions honest.
• Reframe a tired product story to win mid-level stakeholder support.

Skills

UI design

Content storytelling

Collaboration

Evanston familiarity

Job description

Dover Corporation is seeking a UI Designer to join on a contract basis in Evanston, IL. With 3 years of UI design experience, you will own design initiatives, craft engaging visuals, and drive content campaigns from concept through publication alongside cross-functional teams.

You will turn complex information into clear visuals, storyboard shoots, and ensure a cohesive visual feed across channels, while maintaining alignment with briefs and timelines.