Content DesignerNew$240K–$300K

The opportunity

Perplexity is looking for a Content Designer to shape the words across our products. You'll design the language people see and hear across our family of Perplexity apps, from the first screen of onboarding to the way an agent explains what it's doing.

What you'll do

  • Design and write in-product language across web, mobile, desktop, and voice,: including UI copy, flows, onboarding, notifications, empty states, errors, and in-product education

  • Partner with product designers from the start of a project, shaping flows,: structure, and information architecture as well as the words in them

  • Name features and products, and own terminology, navigation labels, and: taxonomies so the product stays easy to understand as it grows

  • Make complex AI and agent behavior understandable, including what the product: is doing, why, what it can't do, and when it needs a person's input

  • Shape how AI-generated content reads by writing and refining prompts and: system instructions, and help define voice and response style for our models in product

  • Define content quality standards and help build evaluation criteria,: datasets, and reviewer guidance for AI-generated content

What they're looking for

  • + years of experience in content design, UX writing, or product design, shipping software at scale
  • An excellent portfolio that shows how your language shaped product decisions,: with clear before and after examples and your role in each
  • Strong UX fundamentals, including interaction design, information architecture, usability, and accessibility
  • Good product sensibility and judgment about what to build, what to cut, and what matters most to people
  • Exceptional writing and editing skills, with range from precise interface: copy to clear explanations and confident naming
  • Strong AI fluency, including hands-on experience writing prompts, working: with LLMs, and judging the quality of AI-generated content
  • Systems thinking, with experience building content frameworks, style guides,: or terminology that scale across teams
  • Clear communication, with the ability to explain content decisions and: tradeoffs to designers, engineers, and leaders