UX Designer - Flex Week, Growth & Impact (OKC)

Entertainment Solutions Inc; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 51,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Four-day flex week option

Ongoing coaching for Persona Dev

Job summary

Entertainment Solutions Inc in Oklahoma City, OK is seeking a freelance UX Designer who treats design as a craft, not a commodity. The role pays $51,000–$72,000 annually and offers room to prove it as you own meaningful projects and grow with a team that ships fast.

Key responsibilities include shaping the visual language across social, email, and ads, weaving accessibility from the first sketch, prototyping interactions, and aligning research findings with practical design decisions.

Qualifications

• Comfort being measured against a clear mid-level bar.
• An Oklahoma City grounding, or the adaptability to plant roots quickly.
• The integrity to flag your own mistakes first.
• A learner's pace that keeps up with shifting requirements.

Responsibilities

• Shape the visual language of Entertainment Solutions Inc's social, email, and ad creative
• Fold accessibility into the first sketch, not the final QA pass
• Prototype interactions in Iconography and refine them through usability testing
• Translate Adobe Premiere Pro research findings into a visual the whole floor can act on
• Salvage usable frames from a shoot the weather in Oklahoma City half-ruined
• Stitch fragmented brand assets into a system that scales past Entertainment Solutions Inc's next phase
• Audit existing creative for the ego-light inconsistencies nobody flagged sooner

Skills

UX design

Adaptability

Attention to detail

Communication

Tools

Adobe Premiere Pro

Job description

Entertainment Solutions Inc in Oklahoma City, OK is seeking a freelance UX Designer who treats design as a craft, not a commodity. The role pays $51,000–$72,000 annually and offers room to prove it as you own meaningful projects and grow with a team that ships fast.

Key responsibilities include shaping the visual language across social, email, and ads, weaving accessibility from the first sketch, prototyping interactions, and aligning research findings with practical design decisions.