UX​/UI Designer Grant Thornton Federal Way, WA

There's a version of Grant Thornton's brand that doesn't exist yet, and we're betting a proudly-nerdy UX/UI Designer is the one to draw it into being. Here, a mid-level UX/UI Designer owns their work, partners with a tight team, and earns $66,000 - $98,000 while building their career.

• Argue palette and type with the same evidence you'd bring to an Adaptability review
• Build the client-focused pitch deck that wins the $66,000 - $98,000 account in the room
• Cut a sixty-second story to fifteen without amputating the point
• Maintain organized source files, asset libraries, and version histories
• Tighten a loose deck until every slide earns its place in the part-time pitch

• Experience thriving in a customer-obsessed, deadline-driven setting like Grant Thornton
• Demonstrated ability to manage competing priorities under tight deadlines
• Hands-on creative experience that holds up to follow-up questions
• Sound instincts for reading a room you've never been in before
• Comfort defending a recommendation in front of skeptics

Grant Thornton grew from a Federal Way kitchen table into a spirited-and-grounded creative company that Federal Way, WA now genuinely depends on. Trust is the default setting at Grant Thornton; you have to actively spend it to lose it.

Think competitive $66,000 - $98,000, full benefits, a clear runway to grow your Webflow, and the latitude to work the way you work best.

No cobwebs here: this creative listing was confirmed open this morning.