What role can another designer play when working in a larger company as an entry-level UX designer?

In a larger company, an entry-level UX designer may work alongside other designers who play critical roles within the team. One of these roles is helping to maintain brand standards. Brand standards ensure that all user experiences and visual elements across a company’s products are consistent, aligning with the overall brand identity. This can be particularly valuable for an entry-level designer who may be learning the nuances of design that align with the company’s branding. The guidance from a more experienced designer in upholding these standards helps ensure that the work produced is cohesive and meets the company's expectations.

The other roles mentioned, such as coding training, budget management, and conducting user testing, typically fall outside the primary responsibilities of most designers or would be handled by individuals in specific positions related to those tasks. Therefore, having another designer support the maintenance of brand standards is critical for fostering a strong, consistent user experience within the company.