Interactive Designer with UX/UI Skills

September 7, 2026

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**Interactive Designer with UX/UI skills

Long term assignment - 2 years

Remote- must be able to work PST hours, Hours may vary 20-40 hours at first** Our client is a global pharmaceutical client seeking an Interactive Designer to work in their in-house agency on several pharma brands. This individual must come from a “digital first” mindset and must be able to incorporate modern designs across various mediums- Websites, emails, social media, web banners and occasionally mobile apps.

Must have at least 3 years’ experience working in a digital advertising agency. Must be well versed in creating responsive layouts that can adapt to different screen sizes. Top 5 Skills Include

Figma (primary design software)
Adobe Creative Suite (XD / Photoshop / Illustrator)
Responsive design principles
UX/UI best practices for various mediums
3+ years working at an advertising agency

Nice To Have Experience

Design aesthetic that leans toward modern, minimal, clean
Basic knowledge of HTML / CSS
Experience in pharmaceutical industry
Building clickable prototypes
Motion graphics or animation experience

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in graphic design, web design or related field
3+ years working in a marketing or ad agency
Portfolio to showcase work
Strong Figma experience- will be in this 90% of the time
Detail oriented with ability to multitask
DIGITAL PEOPLE IS PROUD TO OFFER OPTIONAL MAJOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, VISION AND 401K BENEFITS***

The base pay range listed reflects what we reasonably expect to offer for this role. Actual pay may vary based on location, experience, and performance. Depending on the position, benefits may include medical, dental, and vision coverage; retirement and savings plans; paid holidays and time off; supplemental insurance; and additional wellness or incentive programs. About Us Digital People places creative, interactive, and marketing talent. Let’s find the role that inspires your best work.

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