At Microsoft, we believe breakthrough technology is created by constant experimentation, fearless exploration, and a commitment to long-term innovation. That's where you come in! Define and design the future of business as part of the Microsoft 365 Commercial Content Team. We're looking for a UX content leader to craft experiences for the Microsoft 365 Admin Center and other key customer experiences across Microsoft's modern workplace solutions. The team Microsoft's mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. Our Commercial Content Experience team focuses on IT and Admins from small business to the biggest companies in the world. These are the folks charged with planning out and delivering the future of productivity to their organizations - and our goal is to help them quickly orient, get confident, learn, and take action. To do this, we work closely with engineering, content, and design teams across Microsoft in areas like Security, Teams, OneDrive,
You'll lead a team of UX writers in an agile multidisciplinary environment to co-create product experiences and content, collaborating with product managers, developers, and writers, fellow designers, researchers, and data scientists. This position requires understanding of UX, technology, and the role language plays in design. You'll create product language that's clear, helpful, and human. Day-to-day work: Lead and develop a team of UX writers Partner with stakeholders to shape UX from conception to launch Write clear and consistent product content (UX, feature names, emails, bot dialogs, etc
You know how to create a supportive, vibrant, high-performing team culture, and you believe in your core that diversity and inclusion is absolutely fundamental for great teams, and great products. You're a UX strategist/writer/content designer-type who loves to learn, solve challenges, and dream up new ideas. You've worked on multiple products already, and you're looking for a new adventure. You're obsessed with understanding our customers' needs. And you're OK with the hard work of defining away the complexity and managing for ambiguity in an emerging space. You know words matter and like to fix