Design salaries in United States
- 46773Salaried Entries
- 7038Freelance Entries
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Job Titles in United States
- 3D Modeler (644)
- Account Manager (141)
- Architect (1046)
- Art Director (2821)
- Branding & Corporate Identity (193)
- Business Development & Sales (171)
- Character Design (18)
- CMF Specialist (81)
- Content Strategist (51)
- Copywriter (65)
- Creative Director (2833)
- Design Director (2299)
- Design Manager (1802)
- Draftsman (142)
- Editor (53)
- Educator (730)
- Engineer (403)
- Environmental Graphic Designer (196)
- Exhibit Designer (514)
- Fashion Designer (855)
- Footwear Designer (319)
- Front End Developer (128)
- Furniture Designer (214)
- Graphic Designer (8663)
- Illustrator (205)
- Industrial Designer (9362)
- Information Architect (49)
- Interaction Designer (518)
- Interior Designer (875)
- Marketing Coordinator (141)
- Marketing Director (122)
- Marketing Manager (156)
- Mobile App Developer (13)
- Model Maker (162)
- Motion Graphics Designer (421)
- Packaging Designer (258)
- Photographer (35)
- Point of Purchase Designer (141)
- Principal / Partner / Owner (787)
- Producer (346)
- Product Designer (1616)
- Product Manager (209)
- Production Manager (149)
- Project Manager (950)
- Researcher / Strategist (515)
- Social Media Specialist (23)
- Softgoods Designer (118)
- Textile Designer (131)
- User Experience Designer (1676)
- Visual Designer (588)
- Web Designer (2400)
- Web Developer (328)
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Work Environment vs. Education
This chart illustrates the highest level of education achieved by participants in various working environments. The size of the circle is relative to the percentage of respondents with each level of education. Not surprisingly, more people with advanced degrees work in academic settings, while the freelance world has a wider range of people with all types of degrees.
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Company Size vs. Medical Benefits
These squares represent six levels of company size according to how many people they employ. Within each square is the percentage of employees at companies of that size that reported receiving medical benefits through their employer. As we suspected, larger companies are more likely to offer their employees medical insurance.
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Gender Split by Specialty
For each of the seven industries we studied, the length of the entire bar represents how many responses we received. From there, we split the bar according to the male and female responses to demonstrate the gender distribution among respondents in each industry.