Position: Junior Content Designer
Company: SlashDevsUkraine
Experience required: no_exp
Category: Design
English level: intermediate
Published: 2022-09-01T00:00:00+03:00

**As a Content Designer your main responsibilities would be:**
●Working with user researchers and other colleagues to identify and understand user needs, including attending user research sessions.
●Working with business analysts and other colleagues to understand departmental aims, policy intent and technical constraints.
●Creating content to meet user needs within those constraints – mostly in the UC online service, but also in other channels, such as our wiki pages.
●Developing and applying content and format strategies for the service, possibly including training materials.
●Working on needs analysis to identify content gaps and overlaps.
●Managing relationships with subject matter experts to make sure content is accurate and ties in with the core proposition.
●Monitor the performance of content to understand user behaviour and feedback
●Identify ways to improve the content and the tools and processes we use to design and create it.

**Essential:**
◎Knowledge and experience of user-centred content design.
◎Experience of online services.
◎Experience of working at pace in an agile environment and from a digital perspective.
◎Experience of putting forward the case for content design to senior stakeholders and product owners.
◎Experience planning user research and using data and user research to make informed content design decisions.

**About our Team**
The content team is a small, busy, friendly outfit comprising whip-smart digital specialists, visionary content designers and forensic analytics nerds who produce, advise on, and troubleshoot editorial projects for colleagues across the RIBA looking to publish on Architecture.com. These Content Editor roles sit at the heart of the team and are pivotal to its day-to-day success.

**Think this is for you? Get in touch for a confidential chat about how you can become part of the team.**