Product Content Storyteller

Responsibilities

• Write and edit every word in the app: onboarding, buttons, prompts, notifications, empty states and error messages.
• Name features and settings so people get them at a glance.
• Own the App Store page: the title, subtitle, description and the line on each screenshot.
• Write event pages that make a night look worth going to, and help organisers write their own.
• Write what venues and organisers read when they post an event and look back on how it went.
• Build Limere’s voice and content guidelines, with examples anyone on the team can follow.
• Make every word read naturally for people in Taiwan, the US, the UK and Bangkok.
• Test your words with real people and real numbers, and change them when they don’t land.

Requirements

• 6+ years in UX writing, content design or content strategy, owning the words for a consumer product.
• A portfolio of product writing that shipped: real screens, flows or store pages, with a note on the problem and what changed.
• You can make a short line carry a lot, and cut a long one down without losing what it says.
• You think in flows, not single lines. You know what someone saw before this screen and what they’ll do next.
• You build systems: voice guides, patterns and naming rules that hold up as the product grows.
• You can mock up your words in a design tool and talk design with designers.
• You use AI tools to draft and test copy, and you have the taste to fix what they get wrong.
• You care how it feels to walk into a room full of people you don’t know yet.
• No degree required. Your work matters more than where you studied.

Preferred

• You’ve worked on a consumer app, a social product or events.
• You write well in more than one language.
• You can design too: layouts, simple graphics or whole screens.