Content Strategist / Information Architect
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BixalGovernment digital services
This role can work remotely from anywhere in the USA.ContractSenior
Salary87,000 - 95,000 USD per year
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Job Details
- Experience
- Minimum 6 years of experience in content strategy, information architecture, or UX-focused content work
- Required Skills
- Figma
Requirements
- Hold an active Secret Clearance.
- Have a BA in Communications, English, Information Science, Technical Communication, or UX Writing.
- Have a minimum of 6 years of experience in content strategy, information architecture, or UX-focused content work.
- Demonstrate experience building taxonomies, sitemaps, content models, and/or metadata frameworks.
- Have experience developing personas, journey maps, and other user-research-informed strategy artifacts.
- Be familiar with usability testing methods such as card sorting, tree testing, and moderated user testing.
- Have working knowledge of content management systems and accessibility standards, including Section 508 and WCAG.
- Experience supporting a DoD, federal, or other large-scale government-facing digital program is a nice-to-have.
- Familiarity with Optimal Workshop, Figma, or similar IA/UX research tools is a nice-to-have.
- A background in editorial or content operations in addition to information architecture is a nice-to-have.
Responsibilities
- Administer content strategy and information architecture across the content lifecycle, from planning and development through management, governance, and publishing.
- Develop and maintain user personas, user stories, and journey maps to identify audience content needs, gaps, and opportunities.
- Build and maintain content taxonomies, metadata schemas, and information architecture models for findability, reuse, and consistent navigation.
- Define content structure and organization standards, including page templates, content types, and metadata tagging conventions.
- Review CMS content for clarity, findability, accessibility, and usability, and recommend structural, navigational, or governance improvements.
- Establish and document information architecture standards and permissions structures for consistent governance and auditability.
- Ensure content structure and metadata remain consistent across distribution channels and rendering formats.
- Design and participate in usability testing, including card sorting, tree testing, and navigation tasks, and translate findings into structural recommendations.
- Partner with SEO and digital strategy teams on keyword-informed taxonomy and site-structure decisions.
- Contribute content-structure findings and recommendations to lifecycle and performance reporting.
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