Addition Wealth is transforming financial health to make personalized financial expertise inclusive and accessible to all. We work with leading companies and financial institutions to provide employees access to robust digital tools, an extensive knowledge center, and access to top financial professionals to better understand their finances and navigate personal finance decisions. As a result, we help employees reduce their stress, be more productive, and make the most of their money.
We aren't your typical financial wellness benefits platform. We are deeply motivated by the opportunity to revolutionize the way individuals make financial decisions.
Addition is backed by a team of fintech VCs including Barclays & Anthemis, Nyca, and more. Addition & its team has been recognized as Business Insider's 54 Promising Fintech Companies to Watch, UBS' Female Founder Award 2023, and in leading publications such as Techcrunch, Insider, Forbes and more.
\n About the team & roleAs a Content Designer at Addition Wealth, you will play a critical role in shaping the way our users interact with our digital products. You'll partner closely with product managers, UX designers, and engineers to craft seamless and impactful user experiences. What you'll doCopywriting: Write clear, concise, and user-centered copy for digital interfaces, including onboarding flows, dashboards, educational tools, notifications, and more.Content Strategy & Execution: Define content frameworks and guidelines to ensure consistency and scalability across all touchpoints. You'll also own the full end to end experience from strategy to creation.Design Collaboration: Work closely with product designers to integrate copy and education into wireframes and prototypes.User Research: Participate in user research sessions to inform content decisions and validate design solutions.Testing and Iteration: Use testing, user feedback, and analytics to iterate on content and improve performance.Advocacy: Champion the role of content design within the organization and educate teams on best practices.
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