UX Jobs

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Tools (7)

• search_jobs

  Search live UX, product-design, UX-research, content-design and design-leadership roles on jobs.uxjobs.io. Filter by keywords, location/country, remote, seniority, discipline, company, posted salary and recency. Returns a page of compact results (newest first, keyword relevance when a query is given) plus the total match count.

• get_job

  Return one job listing in detail — location, workplace, posted salary, employer apply link, and a description excerpt when the source provides one — by the id returned from search_jobs (or the jobs.uxjobs.io page slug). The listing URL has the complete text.

• companies_hiring

  Rank companies by number of open UX/product-design roles on jobs.uxjobs.io, optionally within a filter (country, remote, seniority, keywords, recency). Useful for "who is hiring the most designers in Berlin" or "which companies opened design roles this week".

• salary_snapshot

  Median and quartile posted salary (annual USD, from roles that state a range) by seniority level, optionally filtered by country, remote, discipline or keywords. Only roles with a posted USD range count (a minority of listings; roles_with_salary gives the number), so treat small samples with caution; the sample size is returned per level.

• hiring_snapshot

  A statistical snapshot of the design job market on jobs.uxjobs.io: total open roles, roles posted in the last 7 days, remote share, and breakdowns by seniority, discipline, top countries, top cities and top hiring companies. Accepts the same optional filters as search_jobs so you can snapshot a country, a discipline or a keyword.

• search

  Keyword search over live UX & product-design job listings on jobs.uxjobs.io. Returns up to 20 results with id, title and URL; pass an id to fetch for the full listing. Natural-language queries work: "remote senior product designer fintech", "UX researcher London".

• fetch

  Retrieve one job listing from jobs.uxjobs.io by the id returned from search: location, salary, apply link and a description excerpt; the listing URL has the complete text.