UX Writer & Content Designer
adeccoJersey City (NJ)
UX Writer & Content Designer
Posted today
adeccoJersey City (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Global Technology giant is seeking an experienced UX Writer & Content Strategist to support a complex suite of digital productivity and creation tools. This role combines UX writing, content strategy, product thinking, systems design, and AI to create clear, scalable, user-centered experiences across multiple product surfaces.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop UX content strategies, product narratives, naming systems, taxonomies, and end-to-end user flows.
Create clear, concise interface copy, microcopy, onboarding experiences, and error messaging.
Design content frameworks and interaction patterns for AI/ML and LLM-powered experiences, including uncertainty, revision, and multimodal interactions.
Translate user research, product data, and business needs into scalable UX solutions.
Partner closely with Product, Engineering, Research, Design, Marketing, and Legal teams to align product experiences.
Establish consistent UX writing standards, terminology, accessibility practices, and content systems across multiple products.
Use prototypes, frameworks, and UX methodologies to communicate and advance product vision.
Qualifications:
8+ years of experience in UX writing, content design, or product content strategy.
Experience supporting complex enterprise or consumer software products.
Strong understanding of AI/ML and LLM-driven product experiences.
Expertise in UX writing, information architecture, taxonomy, content systems, and user-centered design.
Excellent writing, storytelling, presentation, and cross-functional communication skills.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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