Junior UX Strategist

About the Role

We’re looking for a Junior UX Strategist to support our strategy and design team across a broad mix of digital experience and brand projects.

This is an entry-level role for someone who is curious about the intersection of content, design, and strategy—and wants exposure to different kinds of UX, content strategy, and brand strategy work. You might come with a background or interest in content or business strategy, UX design, and/or design strategy—or another adjacent discipline altogether.

You don’t need to be an expert in all of these areas. We’re looking for someone with strong foundational thinking skills, curiosity, and the ability to take a clearly defined task and run with it independently.

In this role, you will:

Conduct desk, market and competitive research and synthesize findings into clear, useful takeaways
Support content and UX audits, content inventories, messaging exercises and other UX strategy activities
Help develop information architectures, sitemaps and other ways of organizing digital experiences and content
Create UX wireframes to explore page structures, interactions and experience ideas
Support the development and visualization of experience and design strategy concepts
Translate strategic or content requirements into clear structural and visual outputs
Support workshop preparation, including research, exercises, materials and documentation
Iterate on work based on feedback from senior strategists,designers, and leadership
Take ownership of clearly scoped assignments, manage your own progress, and raise questions or blockers when needed
Contribute across different types of tasks depending on the needs of the project and team
Ideally, you’ll have:

1+ year of relevant professional experience; internships, freelance work, academic projects and other hands-on experience are welcome
An interest in UX and in working across content, design, and strategy rather than specializing in only one area
Strong research and synthesis skills, with the ability to make sense of information and communicate the important points clearly
Strong written communication and attention to detail
An ability to think systematically about information, content, and digital experiences
Experience creating wireframes, layouts, or other structured visual artifacts
Comfort with learning new tools, methodologies, and subject matter
Ability to work independently once the task and expected output have been clearly defined
An organized and reliable demeanor, with an ability to follow through on assigned work
Curiosity, with eagerness and adaptability to learn across a broad range of disciplinesInterest in working in a small, collaborative team where everyone contributes—we punch above our weight by staying curious, always improving, and maximizing our impact