Coursera

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Coursera is the leading online destination for aspiring computer scientists, software developers, and technology professionals. Our mission is to supply educational resources to help bridge the gap between formal education and the skills needed to succeed in the modern computer science workplace. We offer an expansive library of online classes, ranging from fundamentals of computer science to more advanced classes such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, game development, and web development. Our classes feature the most up-to-date educational tools provided through world-class professors from top universities and corporate leaders. You’ll have the opportunity to work with projects that allow you to learn and experiment with new programming and coding techniques, as well as get mentored by real-world experts and professionals. Coursera also offers industry certifications to help employers verify and recognize your skills as a software developer, programmer, or IT professional. What sets us apart from other online courses is our unique emphasis on skill development. Rather than just teach theory, Coursera makes sure you not only understand the concepts, but also develop the skills needed to build projects and use your knowledge in real life. In addition, when applicable, our courses are backed by real organizations, allowing you to use and develop your skills on actual projects and problems. This makes Coursera an essential resource for professionals who want to upgrade their skills, and for those who want to start a career in the computer science and technology field. We want to provide the knowledge and experience to help you excel in the field of technology and make a positive impact in the world.

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UI/UX Designer

Average Work Hours (weekly unless noted): 40-45
Average Salary (yearly in dollars unless noted): $85,000 - $90,000
Description: This position will be responsible for the development and implementation of user-friendly designs and end-to-end experiences for our Coursera platform users. The UX/UI designer will analyze user requirements, develop prototypes, and create digital models for problem-solving projects. Additionally, the design of intuitive user experiences that reflect the Coursera brand and user needs is a key responsibility.
Qualifications / Requirements: BA degree in design or a related field, 5+ years of experience in UI/UX design, knowledge of design motifs, expert proficiency with Adobe creative suite and other design software, and the ability to work in a highly collaborative environment
Locations: Mountain View, Palo Alto, San Francisco, London, Beijing, Tokyo, Sydney, New Delhi
Career Paths: Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, Software Engineer, Product Manager, UX/UI Designer, Content Creator, Instructional Designer, Technical Support Engineer, Quality Assurance Engineer, DevOps Engineer
Job Contacts: jobs@coursera.org

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Raj N
4.9/5
4.9
I work as a programmer at Coursera, and I can’t say enough good things about my experience. The team is highly supportive, and always willing to help each other out. I get to do challenging and incredibly rewarding work in a development atmosphere. Coursera goes further to provide ample opportunities for growth and learning. I highly recommend this company to anyone considering a career in programming or design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What job opportunities are available at Coursera?
Job opportunities at Coursera vary widely and may include roles such as software engineer, instructional designer, product manager, and content analyst.
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