Content Strategist IV - UX Job at PSG Global Solutions Careers in Miami

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The Opportunity
Description
We're looking for a Content Strategist IV - UX, working in Telecommunications industry in Miami, Florida, United States.

• Create UX content design solutions that result in successful, engaging, accessible products, voice and digital experiences.
• Align approach, output and potential impact of content design work with business strategies and objectives.
• Use data and metrics to influence decisions (your own and others ) and measure progress.
• Work collaboratively in all design phases with UX designers, researchers, developers, accessibility specialists and product partners as relevant for each phase and project type.
• Collaborate in tools such as Slack, Figma, Lucidchart, Jira, and virtual whiteboarding programs (FigJam, Lucid, Mural, etc.).
• Participate in or lead content design strategy efforts.
• Audit products for UX content improvement opportunities, including content hierarchy structure.
• Continually evolve voice and tone for disparate and experientially connected experiences.

Our Client

Experience Required for Your Success

• 7-10+ years of UX writing/UX content design work that focuses on complex software products or digital experiences
• 3+ years of experience with Figma and UX Content
• A portfolio showcasing your relevant UX content work
• High level of attention to detail to ensure high quality outputs internally and for customers
• Solid understanding of current design thinking, UX content design best practices, content hierarchy structure, and user-focus
• Demonstrated knowledge and POV of the critical influence of words and visual language in software products, and digital experiences
• Familiarity and comfort working with a geographically distributed team
• Experience working with UX designers, researchers, developers, product owners and product managers within a UX/design, creative, marketing, or similar setting

What Do You Think?
Does your experience reflect what it takes to be successful in this role? Do the work and challenges get you excited about what's possible?