Interactive - Writer (Remote) ID-14135

January 17, 2025

Description:

Job Summary:

Looking for a copywriter to contract for the Interactive Experiences Marketing Communications group. We oversee all of the company’s advertising, marketing, and customer experiences to ensure the flawless development and execution of world-class communications.

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Under the guidance of an Associate Creative Director, you’ll write the words that help define the customer shopping experience on the website, the Store app, and emerging digital platforms. You’ll craft clear, concise way-finding copy to guide a shopper through a purchase. You’ll write headlines and body copy (long and short) for direct marketing, retail programs, and apps.

On any given day, you’ll be in the trenches with UX Designers, Art Directors, Developers, and Product Managers to build innovative and seamless shopping experiences. You’ll use the conceptual side of your brain to come up with ideas that solve business problems. And you’ll master the art of turning something extremely complex into something incredibly simple. This role is the chance to help redefine how millions of people shop and buy.

Key Qualifications:

• 7-10 years experience at an advertising agency, digital agency, or in-house creative group for a major or upcoming brand.

• A promising portfolio demonstrating strategic insight and writing talent through marketing campaigns and digital customer experiences.

• A love for writing: both copywriting and UX writing.

• Strategic and critical thinking.

• Extreme attention to detail.

• Enthusiasm for learning the mechanics of a system or the architecture of an experience.

• Willingness to take risks, fail, and learn from mistakes.

Description:

• Write clear, concise, conversational copy that guides a customer through a shopping experience and inspires them to buy products.

• Represent the customer’s perspective and be considerate of how we talk to them.

• Can absorb and digest a detailed business document and map it to the overall goal of a project.

• Partner with the world’s best Art Directors and UX Designers to create groundbreaking digital concepts, platforms, and shopping experiences.

• Collaborate with ACDs, Product Marketing, Product Managers, Engineers, and Editors to refine (and refine and refine and refine) copy until it’s perfect.

• Meet deadlines and keep producers in the loop.

• Keep up to date on the latest Apple products, e-commerce trends, and digital technologies.

Education

• Bachelors degree preferred.

QUALIFICATION/ LICENSURE :

• Preferred years of experience : 7+ Years

• Travel Required : No travel required

• Business Day Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM

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