Turn jargon into feeling, briefs into beauty, and constraints into fuel: that's the daily alchemy of the UX Designer at JCPenney. We pair a $66,000 - $90,000 salary with real responsibility, so the UX Designer you become here grows faster than the title suggests.
Key Responsibilities
- Keep current with Continuous Learning and Responsive Design to expand the creative toolkit
- Set guardrails loose enough for junior creatives to surprise you inside them
- Partner with copywriters to align visuals with messaging and tone
- Tighten a loose deck until every slide earns its place in the freelance pitch
- Pull a coherent palette from a logo three agencies already over-touched
- Pressure-test headlines against real audience reactions before anything goes live
- Pace a product walkthrough so the proudly-imperfect payoff lands at the right second
What You'll Bring
- A bias toward asking the dumb question before the expensive mistake
- A collaborative mindset and genuine enthusiasm for teamwork
- Junior-caliber judgment about when to escalate and when to absorb
- Adobe Illustrator fundamentals plus the Continuous Learning polish clients notice
- 1 years of Visual Design práctica, plus a hunger for what's next
- Proven follow-through, measured in shipped things rather than good intentions
- The discipline to finish the boring 20% that makes the rest matter
JCPenney has quietly become one of the most oddball-friendly names in creative, all from a modest office in Honolulu, HI. Recognition here is specific and frequent, not saved up for some annual Honolulu, HI ceremony.
We back $66,000 - $90,000 with a growth ladder, a mentor invested in your Visual Design, and benefits that travel with you across Honolulu, HI.
Active right now, the junior seat has not yet found its person.
Drop us your application and tell us, in your own words, why JCPenney caught your eye.