Content Strategist / UX Writer

Overview

Hybrid
Depends on Experience
Contract - Independent
Contract - W2
Contract - 12 Month(s)
No Travel Required
Unable to Provide Sponsorship

Skills

Content Strategist and UX Writer

Job Details

Content Strategist/UX Writer
Functions
  • Write clear, user-friendly content for the products, including microcontent for UI language, email and notification template messages, etc.
  • Support development of user personas and user journey maps for new provider types and county agency users
  • Collaborate with State Content Strategists and UX Writers to ensure consistency with existing content standards.
  • Partner with UX, design, and product teams to align messaging
  • Ensure all content and writing use plain language and are accessible to diverse user groups.
  • Support content and writing for multi-language requirements (Spanish, Somali, Hmong considerations).
Qualifications, Skills, and Experience
  • Minimum years of experience in Content Strategist and UX Writer roles: 3 Years
  • Minimum # of projects completed in Content Strategist and UX Writer roles: 4
  • Demonstrated expertise in UX writing and content strategy.
  • Strong writing skills with demonstrated experience creating clear, user-focused content.
  • Demonstrated ability to work with complex organizational environments and multiple stakeholder groups.
  • Demonstrate the ability to align content with business goals and user needs.
  • Knowledge of accessibility standards and inclusive design principles.
  • Experience with design/prototyping tools (Figma preferred, Sketch, InVision), content collaboration tools, usability testing platforms.
  • Experience working with government users, regulated industries, or public sector projects preferred.
  • Experience with content development and writing strategies for multi-cultural or multi-language user bases preferred.
Sample Tasks
  • Conduct user interviews with licensing staff to understand current processes and pain points.
  • Create user journey maps for providers navigating initial license application processes.
  • Adapt product language across contexts (onboarding, errors, confirmations).
  • Develop workflow maps showing current and future State processes for new license types.
  • Collaborate with State UX strategists to ensure content consistency across existing and new functionality and alignment with design standards.
  • Participate in user research and usability testing to validate copy.
  • Research and document accessibility considerations for providers with varying technical skill levels.
 
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