The Writing arm of our Product, Design & Marketing team works across services and products, including ones that are currently available and ones that are just barely being imagined. As the UX Writer dedicated to Apple Music, your responsibilities will include:
* Writing end-to-end flows and other in-product copy across platforms
* Designing features alongside cross-functional partners
* Collaborating to define and execute the product roadmap
* Developing style and tonal guidance for features and LLM-generated content
* Leading discussions on naming, terminology, and messaging
* Presenting work to senior leaders and incorporating feedback
Minimum Qualifications
6+ years of professional UX writing experience
Experience leveraging UX writing systems and familiarity with industry standards
Experience writing in-product copy across platforms, including mobile, desktop, and web
Meticulous attention to detail and exceptional organizational skills, including information architecture
Ability to advocate for users through thoughtful, intuitive language while also meeting business needs
Enthusiasm for an interactive writing process, including writing from scratch, editing existing copy, and upholding language systems
Strong prioritization skills with an ability to manage several projects simultaneously and dynamically reprioritize as needed
Strong ability to present and defend writing choices in large forums, including executive reviews
Exceptional stakeholder management skills, with the ability to negotiate feedback from multiple senior leaders
Fluency with design tools like Sketch and working with functional specs and wireframes
Preferred Qualifications
Passion for music and for Apple, its products, and its customers
Experience writing for music streaming and an understanding of subscription-based services
Experience creating structured training data for developing and evaluating large language models
Strong sense of Apple’s design, human interface, and editorial standards
Understanding of writing optimized for accessibility and localization