38 Graphic designer jobs in Houston, TX
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- Graphic Designer & Social Media CoordinatorCompetitive Choice Inc.Houston, TX$50K - $55K (Employer est.)Easy Apply16d
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- Web Graphic Designer (Part-time) Staff Pool
Houston Community College4 ★Houston, TX$36K - $60K (Glassdoor est.)4d - 11d
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- Senior Graphic Designer - The Kinder Institute for Urban Research
Rice University4.3 ★Houston, TX$45K - $63K (Glassdoor est.)8d - 13d
- Marketing/ Content Writer/ Creative Digital & Website DesignerAllure Microblading Academy (AMA)Sugar Land, TX30d+
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Job Outlook for Graphic Designer
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchDemand for graphic designers is heavily concentrated in more tech-focused roles, such as UX/UI design and cover all industries. In the digital space, designers are needed to develop, create and test interface layouts, functions and navigation for usability of various platforms. Most graphic designer jobs require at minimum a bachelor’s degree, but to stand out job seekers should consider building a portfolio that demonstrates their creativity and originality.
Frequently asked questions
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Whether you're just starting out in the graphic design career and looking for an internship or junior position, or you're an experienced designer looking for senior or lead roles, built-in filters can narrow your search. You can also filter to find jobs that fit your working style, including work from home or hybrid positions and part-time jobs.
Found an open position you can't wait to apply for? Start preparing for your job interview and know what to expect by familiarizing yourself with common graphic designer interview questions.
One of the most important parts of your job search is making sure you have a grasp of what a good graphic designer's salary is. Whether you're just starting your job search or you're preparing for an interview, you can follow these tips to land a high-paying graphic designer job:
- Start by researching the average salary for graphic designers near you. This will depend greatly on your specific city and state.
- Leverage your years of experience during your salary negotiations. You can use Glassdoor's total pay trajectory of the graphic designer career path to view and compare average salaries by seniority level.
- Highlight any in-demand skills you may have, such as HTML/CSS knowledge, digital design, typography, and experience with the Adobe Creative Suite, during both the interview and the salary negotiation process.
Your salary isn't the only benefit of working as a graphic designer. Employers usually offer a number of perks ranging from remote work to paid time off and more. Your total pay as a graphic designer may include benefits and employee amenities such as:
- 401k, health insurance, and disability insurance from your employer
- Professional development training and opportunities to further your skills
- Remote work capabilities, flexible work arrangements and paid time off
