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David Careers

UX/UI Designer

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energy innovation policy technologyDoral (FL)
Web and Digital Interface DesignersOther Specialized Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$49,000 - $78,000 per year

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About the role

Polish is the floor, not the ceiling, for the no-ego UX/UI Designer Marathon Petroleum intends to hire this quarter in Miami, FL. At Marathon Petroleum, $49,000 - $78,000 buys a junior seat, but 1 years of A/B Testing buys you the ownership that comes with it.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Curate and art-direct a consistent visual feed across owned channels
  • Engineer a template system flexible enough to survive Marathon Petroleum's rebrand
  • Audit existing creative for the feedback-hungry inconsistencies nobody flagged sooner
  • Partner with copywriters to align visuals with messaging and tone
  • Build the inclusive pitch deck that wins the $49,000 - $78,000 account in the room
  • Hand engineering specs tight enough that the build matches the mock
  • Time the reveal in a launch film so the logo lands earned, not slapped onWhat You'll BringThe grit to debug at 4pm on a Friday without complaint
  • A knack for 3D Modeling that colleagues quietly come to rely onComfort navigating ambiguity when the brief arrives half-written
  • Meticulous attention to detail across every deliverable
Marathon Petroleum is a feedback-hungry, fiercely independent Miami company that would rather earn trust slowly than buy attention quickly. Ownership at Marathon Petroleum means you fix the broken thing even when nobody assigned it to you. We frame the offer around growth: $49,000 - $78,000 today, mentorship now, benefits always, and the flexibility to live well in FL.Hiring as we speak in Miami, with daily reviews still underway.

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