User Experience Writer

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7 months ago
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What You Bring

  • 8+ years of experience writing for digital products, mobile apps, web platforms, or SaaS tools.

  • Mastery of UX writing principles, with a clear POV on clarity, hierarchy, intent, and tone.

  • Experience working in cross-functional product teams using agile, iterative approaches.

  • Strong portfolio showcasing thoughtful UX content work, explaining context, decision-making, and impact.

  • Ability to balance creativity with precision, matching tone to task, adapting to constraints, and simplifying complexity.

  • Familiarity with Figma and working within design systems.

  • Knowledge of accessibility standards (WCAG), content design principles, and UX best practices.

  • Excellent storytelling, presentation, and collaboration skills.

    If you bring the following, you're a superstar in our eyes

  • Experience writing for native mobile platforms (iOS, Android)

  • Industry experience in Banking, fintech, or other domains with regulatory nuance.

  • Experience partnering with AI, LLM, or chat interface teams on content generation or governance.

  • Comfort conducting or analyzing content-specific usability testing.

    About Us:

    Ascendion is a global, leading provider of AI-first software engineering services, delivering transformative solutions across North America, APAC, and Europe. We are headquartered in New Jersey. We combine technology and talent to deliver tech debt relief, improve engineering productivity solutions, and accelerate time to value, driving our clients’ digital journeys with efficiency and velocity. Guided by our “Engineering to the power of AI” [EngineeringAI] methodology, we integrate AI into software engineering, enterprise operations, and talent orchestration, to address critical challenges of trust, speed, and capital. For more information

    With Ascendion, you:

    Will get to work on numerous challenging and exciting projects on our various offerings including Salesforce, AI/Data Science, Generative AI/ML, Automation, Cloud Enterprise and Product/Platform Engineering. At Ascendion you have high chances of project extension or redeployment to other clients. Additionally, you can also share CV of anyone you know. We have a referral policy in place

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