Sr. UX Conversation Designer, Amazon Customer Service
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Amazonâs Customer Service (CS) UX (CS-UX) Word and Voice Design team is looking for an enthusiastic, experienced, and collaborative conversation designer to help drive and improve the voice, tone, and personality of our ecosystem of customer service products. Youâll collaborate across our UX design studio and beyond, working with designers, researchers, engineers, machine learning scientists, and product/program managers throughout the planning, design, and development lifecycle of our products and features. If you like solving complex challenges through words, advocating for customers, and live, sleep, and breathe conversational UI language, this role is for you.
This role not only focuses on conversation design for web, app, and chatbot experiences, but it also provides an opportunity to work on UX writing and content design for innovative new customer features. Weâre counting on you to help us deliver excellence across the global Customer Service organization. Youâll get to conduct A/B testing and research on the optimal voice, tone, and messaging to best support Amazon customers. Youâll also be involved in building AI and Large Language Models (LLMs), creating writing guidelines to raise the bar, and share our expertise with our product and tech partners. In addition, youâll be part of solving complex challenges, becoming an expert in your domain, and helping us scale our impact to create better Customer Service experiences for Amazon customers everywhere. Best of all, youâll expand your own skills and learn something new every day.
If you enjoy simplifying complexity and always find yourself asking-âCould this be clearer? Could this be more conversational?â- letâs talk., Within this role, youâll get to:
- Provide strategy and execution for user-centered conversational CS products and chatbots
- Lead the strategic vision for several products that include generative AI/Large Language Models
- Lead voice, tone, and messaging experiments to helps us learn what works best, earn trust, and share data-backed patterns and best practices to multiply this success
- Make data-informed decisions based on user feedback, metrics, accessibility practices, and usability findings
- Plan, write, and publish self-service conversation design and content design guidelines
- Be a key influencer in product strategy, driving mindful discussions with product managers, designers, engineers and stakeholders
A day in the life
Every day will be different, but youâll work with UX research, design, product, and tech partners on long-term initiatives, short term features, and the occasional quick turnaround project to improve chatbot workflows and user interfaces, all informed by quantitative or qualitative data.
Youâll support our teamâs scaling efforts, and support larger projects by participating in working sessions and workshops representing conversation design strategy when needed.
Additionally, youâll share your expertise and ideas with teammates during collaborative UX studio working sessions, and support UX studio initiatives to elevate the Amazon customer experience.
About the team
The Word & Voice Design team is a group of content designers and conversation designers, and weâre part of the bigger Customer Service UX Studio which leads the Amazon customer and associate experience. We own the voice, tone, and conversational experience of numerous Amazon customer-facing and associate-facing products, from the conversational AI bots that assist customers with their orders, to the app and web interfaces our Amazon associates use to solve customer issues. We seek to understand their needs and pain points through data, and research.
Also, we like crafts, cute pets, travel, and GIFs. Lots of GIFs.
Requirements
- Have an online portfolio or samples of work on resume, demonstrating experience creating great end-to-end, user-centered design solutions and patterns, across desktop and mobile devices
- 5+ years of conversation design, content design, UX writing, or voice design experience
- Bachelorâs degree or equivalent experience in English, Journalism, Marketing/Communications, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), or Design
- Experience meeting customer and business requirements and leading review sessions
- Outstanding communication and organizational skills, * UX Conversation design or content design writing for complex workflows
- Analyzing user research, data, and customer feedback to develop UX content or conversation
- Creating writing guidelines and teaching conversation design principles
- Working directly with designers, product managers, researchers, engineers, and other subject matter experts
- Working on a cross-functional team and synthesizing feedback and input from multiple stakeholders
- Ability to manage and lead multiple projects at once
- Working knowledge of the UX design process
Benefits & conditions
The base salary range for this position is listed below. Your Amazon package will include sign-on payments and restricted stock units (RSUs). Final compensation will be determined based on factors including experience, qualifications, and location. Amazon also offers comprehensive benefits including health insurance (medical, dental, vision, prescription, Basic Life & AD&D insurance and option for Supplemental life plans, EAP, Mental Health Support, Medical Advice Line, Flexible Spending Accounts, Adoption and Surrogacy Reimbursement coverage), 401(k) matching, paid time off, and parental leave. Learn more about our benefits at https://amazon.jobs/en/benefits .
USA, TX, Austin - 137,800.00 - 186,400.00 USD annually
USA, WA, Seattle - 137,800.00 - 186,400.00 USD annually
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