User Experience (UX) Designer

August 29, 2026

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Are you all about building a better, more human internet? Do you like to talk with customers, clients, and other audiences as much as you like to architect and wireframe? Do you like Slack hangouts, flexible hybrid/remote culture, and unlimited PTO? If so, you're probably a fit for Nebo's UX team.

Being a UX Designer at Nebo

Nebo is a human-centered agency built on a culture of respect, professional growth and care for every employee. With numerous perks, including hybrid in-office/remote work options designed to fit your needs, unlimited PTO, and free attendance to local marketing events, join this fun-loving team that occasionally talks Slack Smack.
We're looking for UX designers who can help our clients build amazing digital experiences for their brands. We don't care about how many years of experience you have, just the work you've done and the work you're capable of doing. We also appreciate a good sense of humor and an open mind.

UX Designer Requirements

A natural desire and ability to empathize and engage with users: their wants, needs and perceptions
Experience building intuitive information architectures and sites that guide users down carefully crafted user flows
Experience planning, conducting, and analyzing user research studies, including usability testing, interviews, surveys, and other methods A portfolio with examples that show innovative ways to solve user problems
A strong desire to create innovative, human-centered digital experiences that are intuitive and engaging
An ability to communicate clearly, concisely and with as few buzzwords as possible
An appreciation of the importance of the written word in interface design A
Bachelor's Degree in HCI, UX Design, Marketing, Interaction Design, Industrial Design, Psychology, or Computer Science

Things that will set you apart (aka Bonus Skills)

Proficiency in Figma and UserTesting
Experience leading the development of UXO strategies that enhance user engagement, satisfaction, and conversion across digital platforms
Experience with VWO, Optimizely, or comparable A/B Testing platforms
Familiarity with front-end development best practices, languages and frameworks including HTML, CSS, React, Next.js, etc.

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