Senior Content Designer (Tel Aviv, Berlin, London)

We’re looking for a Senior Content Designer to join our Travel Team. Our ideal candidate creates meaningful, user-focused experiences through clear, impactful content. You'll join a collaborative design team committed to crafting intuitive interactions that balance customer needs and business objectives.

What you'll do:

• Develop clear, concise, and impactful content across multiple channels (e.g., UI copy, onboarding flows, product narratives, help center documentation, customer emails, notifications), teams, and product areas.
• Collaborate closely with designers, product managers, researchers, engineers, and stakeholders to identify challenges and design optimal content solutions.
• Use data and research insights to inform and refine your content decisions.
• Maintain and apply content guidelines to ensure consistency, clarity, accessibility, and brand alignment across product experiences.
• Contribute to product strategy, advocating for user-centered content at every step of the development process.

What we’re looking for:

• 5+ years of experience as a content designer, content strategist, UX writer, or in a related role.
• Proven experience with Figma (or similar design tools) in your content design practice.
• Familiarity with UX writing best practices, accessibility standards, and content strategy frameworks.
• Exceptional writing, editing, and communication skills, including the ability to convey complex topics simply and clearly.
• Demonstrated experience collaborating effectively in multidisciplinary product teams.
• Experience defining, documenting, and implementing content guidelines and standards across digital platforms.
• Comfort with ambiguity, with the ability to manage and prioritize multiple competing projects effectively.
• Enthusiasm and a growth mindset! Our team consists of smart, curious, fun individuals who dive headfirst into challenges with genuine excitement about building the next-generation travel platform.
• English fluency at a native or near-native level (both written and spoken) is required