Some designers chase the brief; the people-first UX Designer General Motors needs chases the truth the brief was too shy to say out loud. The center of gravity here is ownership — $56,000 - $86,000 and a hybrid schedule orbit it, and 1 years gets you in the door.
Key Responsibilities
- Generate concepts for hybrid campaigns spanning paid, owned, and earned media
- Keep the growth-minded brand promise intact while every channel demands its own dialect
- Coordinate with external agencies, freelancers, and print vendors
- Reframe a rejected idea as the seed of the one that finally lands
- Coax usable feedback out of a divided review with a sharper set of questions
- Leave a documented trail so the next creative inherits judgment, not just files
- Translate abstract briefs into clear, fast-moving visual directions
- Direct freelancers and Brand Identity vendors without losing the thread of the vision
What You'll Bring
- Calm under the candor-rich chaos a junior role tends to generate
- 1+ years owning outcomes, not just completing tasks
- An appetite for ownership that scales with the stakes
- 1 or more years steering creative projects end to end
- The discipline to document while it's fresh, not after it's forgotten
The client-focused minds at General Motors have made Anaheim, CA an unlikely hub for serious Work Ethic and Brand Identity work. We onboard you to the creative mission first and the Visual Design tooling second, in that order.
We reward ego-light contributors with $56,000 - $86,000, flexible hours, wellness perks, and meaningful career development support.
Nothing stale here: the UX Designer slot was re-confirmed open earlier today.
Submit your resume today and take the first step toward joining General Motors.