Every scroll, swipe, and second of attention is a design decision, and General Electric is staffing an Art Director who treats each one as sacred. The offer reads simply — full-time, $111,000 - $164,000, 11 years, and a director role where ownership is not a perk but the point.
Key Responsibilities
- Research trends and competitor work to keep General Electric's output ahead of the curve
- Coax usable feedback out of a divided review with a sharper set of questions
- Test and optimize creative variations through A/B experiments
- Prototype interactions in Analytical Thinking and refine them through usability testing
- Sustain a 11-week sprint cadence without letting the work go generic
- Time the reveal in a launch film so the logo lands earned, not slapped on
- Engineer a template system flexible enough to survive General Electric's rebrand
What You'll Bring
- Experience thriving in a deeply technical, deadline-driven setting like General Electric
- Demonstrated Card Sorting expertise in a fast-moving creative environment
- Confident communicator across email, calls, and in-person meetings
- Around 12+ years of hands-on experience in a creative role
- A keen eye for quality and consistency in your output
- Ability to thrive both independently and as part of a tight-knit team
The whole point of General Electric is to make User Journey Mapping dependable, and that scrappy-but-steady mission has anchored it in Missoula from day one. Recognition here is specific and frequent, not saved up for some annual Missoula, MT ceremony.
You get $111,000 - $164,000, a growth runway, a mentor, full benefits, and a flexible Missoula, MT setup, no fine print, no catch.
This role is in active recruitment, with a target start date just ahead.
We'd rather hear from you sooner than later, so don't sit on this Art Director opening.