Careers in User Experience

Knewton - The test prep market is huge, and Knewton is primed to take a big bite out of it. They're a growing company, and they're hiring to keep the growth going.

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Intellectual Ventures - If you’ve always been fascinated by invention and you think that you have the intellect, then you should check out Intellectual Ventures’ Jobs page.

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LinkedIn - Maybe you’ll do something similar by landing a job at a job-search focused company like Mountain View, CA based LinkedIn.

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Cobalt - Cobalt is an automotive marketing company used by more than two thirds of auto manufacturers and one half of dealers in the US, and they're hiring.

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Lunchbox - My take on interactive agencies like Lunchbox is that the best way to judge whether you want to work for them is to look at their portfolio.

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‘peeps creative - Right now 'peeps creative is looking for an Interactive Designer/Developer and a User Interface Designer/Developer, and they're also open to cold calls.

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Bonobos - Bonobos seems to be on a hot streak right now, and they’re intent on keeping it going, so it shouldn’t be a surprise to see that they're hiring aggressively.

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BillShrink - If BillShrink sounds like something that you’d like to be a part of, you should check out their Jobs page.

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SeatGeek - Want to get in early? Check out jobs at SeatGeek. Current postings include Lead Web Developer, Frontend Web Developer, Director of Statistics, and more.

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Brightcove - Looking for something in Software/Web Development, User Experience, Quality Assurance, Marketing, Sales, or Business Development? Check out Brightcove.

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SurveyMonkey - If you've always wanted to work at a web startup, but were wary of the "scene," then SurveyMonkey might be the right place for you.

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TechSmith - TechSmith may appear to be a small software company, but they actually have about 200 employees and are hiring more.

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Memeo - There are quite a few opportunities available at Memeo, and a few of them seem suitable for new or recent college grads.

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Invention Machine - If you head over to Invention Machine’s Jobs page, you’ll see that they have a number of job openings at their Boston, MA office right now.

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Adify - Right now Adify has a bunch of jobs posted, and a couple seem like they might be well suited for new grads.

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kgb - Now, if you want to get a job with kgb, you’re going to have to do some serious sleuthing (or maybe you could just spend 50 cents to ask them via text).

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Wolfram Research - Wolfram Research is "one of the world's most respected software companies" and they have a ton of jobs available for new college grads.

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Harvest - Harvest is looking for a Community Manager to "organize and support the growing community of Harvest users from around the world."

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Wikinvest - Wikinvest's Jobs page shows a number of positions for new grads - Software Developer, Web Developer, User Interface Architect, and Flex/Flash Developer.

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Mozilla - One of the coolest things about working at a company like Mozilla is how many people they reach. That's why you should check out their entry level jobs.

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Meetup - Current entry level jobs at Meetup include Software Engineer, User Interface Engineers, Quality Assurance Engineers, and Bilingual Customer Service Specialists.

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Salesforce.com - Despite the fact that Salesforce sounds like it's all about Sales and has nothing to do with software, the opposite seems to be true when it comes to their jobs

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New York Magazine - Once you’re familiar with what New York Magazine is all about, you can check out their Jobs page which has some freelance opportunities right now.

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Tiny Prints - Once you take a look at Tiny Prints’ Jobs page, you’ll really start to appreciate how much technology is behind what they do.

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Hesketh - Right now that growth at Hesketh has led to the opening of a new position - Interaction Designer. It\'s perfect for a new college grad with a web background.

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Maria Health - We don\'t know who Maria is, nor do we know much more about Maria Health, but we do know that they\'re an early stage startup that is hiring.

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Garmin - Garmin keeps improving their navigation devices, and they rely heavily on hiring new grads for entry level jobs to help them do it.

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AnswerLab - AnswerLab is currently hiring an entry level Associate Consultant (Quantitative), Online Customer Experience and Market Research in their San Francisco office.

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Visde - We’re not going to lead you on - getting an entry level job at Visde is probably a longshot, but that doesn\'t mean it isn\'t worth trying for.

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Meebo - Whether you’ve been coding since you were 7, have an amazing eye for what works, or know how to sell, there’s a job that you’ll probably love doing at Meebo.

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Zynga - Zynga currently has a number of jobs in their San Francisco, CA office that might be well suited to new college graduates who love online gaming.

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Adaptive Path - If lack of usability drives you nuts, a job at Adaptive Path might be a great way to stay sane. Only one full-time position is available, but it looks fantastic.

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Menlo Innovations - It’s hard to tell which jobs at Menlo Innovations are best suited for a new college grad, but if you have the talent we’ll bet that they\'ll give you a shot.

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Sugar Inc. - Sugar Inc. has quite a few job openings in San Francisco, CA right now, and a number of them look like they might be of interest to new college grads.

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ZURB - ZURB is located in Campbell, CA, and they’re currently looking for a Web Developer and a Junior Designer/Ninja/Iconographer.

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Evernote - It has to be a lot of fun to work on a product as cool as Evernote. That\'s why we\'re taking a look at the entry-level opportunities that they offer.

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Zappos.com - Zappos has great entry-level jobs for new grads and will even offer you $1,000 to quit after your first week. How cool is that?

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Google - Google is headquartered in Mountain View, CA and if you don't know what the company does, we suggest you google them to find out!

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Etsy - Headquartered in Brooklyn, NY, Etsy has stepped into the e-commerce industry to give craft enthusiasts "a place to buy and sell all things handmade."

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Zillow.com - At Zillow, which is headquartered in Seattle, WA, you'll gain experience in the real estate industry while others are waiting for market to pick up.

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