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Oh yes of course! I have an entire list for Junior/Entry.
They kind of branched out to junior-mid nowadays but you can still find some internships/entry level.

https://www.opendoorscareers.com
https://joinhandshake.com - need an .edu email to get approved faster.
https://www.earlystagedesignjobs.com
https://app.uxcel.com/jobs
https://pathunbound.com/job-board/

it used to be free, but they changed it. They usually have a ton of junior levels, https://www.heruxpath.com/jobs

If I am gonna be honest, a lot of junior/entry jobs are found locally. I am a career service for Designlab and a lot of my students have found their entry/junior level job locally to them. Almost all my students have found their jobs locally.

It's hard to find remote work due to the high demand and people outsourcing designers for a quick buck. Just my two cents, it isn't impossible, but local is probably best.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/uxjobs/posts/?feedView=all - helps you be seen/jobs
https://www.linkedin.com/company/ux-of-edtech/posts/?feedView=all - ux in education

articles:
https://thedesignspace.substack.com/p/landing-your-next-ux-role - from hiring managers

find experience:
https://www.catchafire.org- work with nonprofits to polish portfolios.

a great tool for filling out applications,
https://simplify.jobs/?utm_source=li_page

There is also people you should follow that post junior level. Most are UI/UX based since thats been a focus, but I can give you a graphic design if asked.

in/florian-boelter/ Florian Boelter
in/sarahdoody/ - Sarah Doody
in/morgandenner/ - Morgan Denner
in/tara-mac-88a29954/ - Tara Mac
in/timyeo/ - Tim Yeo (introvert exclusive)

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