Moniepoint Is Hiring: Senior Content Designer (Remote, Nigeria)

REMOTE JOB • NIGERIA

Senior Content Designer at Moniepoint

Moniepoint is hiring a Senior Content Designer with 5+ years of experience to help shape clear, useful and human product experiences.

📍 Location Remote — Nigeria
💼 Experience 5+ years
🏢 Company Moniepoint

Senior Content Designer at Moniepoint: What You Need to Know

If you have been looking for a senior content design opportunity where words, product thinking and user experience come together, this role may be worth a closer look.

Moniepoint is hiring a Senior Content Designer for a remote position in Nigeria. The role calls for someone who can go beyond writing individual pieces of copy and contribute to the wider product experience.

The position requires 5+ years of content design experience and involves working closely with Product, Design and Engineering teams. It is particularly relevant to professionals who enjoy solving user problems through language, research and thoughtful product experiences.

💡 Quick takeaway: This is a senior-level role, so your application should show not just what you wrote, but the problems you helped solve and the impact your content decisions had on the product experience.
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Job seeker tip Don't let the word "senior" discourage you if you have the required experience. Review the responsibilities carefully and identify where your previous projects already demonstrate similar ownership.
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Who Should Apply?

This opportunity is aimed at experienced content designers who understand how content fits into product development rather than treating content as an afterthought.

You may be a strong match if your background includes UX writing, content strategy, product content, user research, design collaboration or similar work.

You may want to consider applying if you have:

  • 5+ years of relevant content design experience.
  • Experience working with product and design teams.
  • A strong understanding of UX and product thinking.
  • Experience creating and improving digital product experiences.
  • A portfolio containing meaningful end-to-end case studies.
  • Experience working with stakeholders across different functions.
  • Experience with Figma, wireframing or prototyping.
  • Exposure to research, experimentation or UX metrics.

Fintech or SaaS experience is listed as an advantage, while experience with AI workflows and tools is also described as a plus.

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CV tip For a senior role, avoid a CV that only lists duties. Where possible, show outcomes: improved completion rates, reduced confusion, increased adoption, faster task completion, better customer understanding or other measurable results.
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Requirements for the Senior Content Designer Role

Before applying, take a few minutes to compare your experience with the requirements listed for the position.

  • 5+ years' experience in content design.
  • Strong UX and content design skills with product thinking.
  • Excellent stakeholder management skills.
  • Figma, wireframing and prototyping proficiency.
  • Experience with A/B testing, UX metrics and research.
  • Strong cross-functional collaboration skills.
  • Fintech or SaaS experience is an advantage.
  • AI workflow/tool experience is a plus.
  • A strong portfolio featuring end-to-end content design case studies.
🔎 Don't skip the portfolio. For content design roles, your portfolio can provide context that a CV cannot. Explain the challenge, your thinking, your contribution, the decisions you made and what changed as a result.
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Application tip Match your strongest experience to the requirements instead of sending exactly the same generic CV everywhere. A few carefully selected, relevant examples can make your application much easier to understand.
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Key Responsibilities

The successful candidate will be expected to contribute across the content design lifecycle, from early discovery through product launch and improvement.

  • Lead content design strategy from discovery to launch.
  • Create UX copy, microcopy, error messages and help content.
  • Partner closely with Product, Design and Engineering teams.
  • Conduct research and use insights to improve experiences.
  • Support junior content designers.
  • Drive content design standards and style guides.

That combination means the role involves both hands-on content work and broader contribution to how content is created and maintained across product experiences.

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Interview tip Prepare two or three stories that demonstrate collaboration. Be ready to explain how you handled conflicting stakeholder opinions, used research or data, and reached a content decision.
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What to Highlight in Your Portfolio

If you decide to apply, your portfolio deserves as much attention as your CV. A strong case study should allow the reader to understand your thinking, not simply see the final screen.

1. Start with the problem

Explain what users or the business were struggling with. Keep the explanation clear enough that someone unfamiliar with the project can follow it.

2. Show your process

Talk about research, exploration, collaboration, iterations and the decisions that shaped the final content.

3. Show the actual content

Include examples of UX copy, flows, microcopy, error states, onboarding, help content or other relevant product work.

4. Explain collaboration

Make your personal contribution obvious, particularly where you worked with designers, product managers, engineers, researchers or other stakeholders.

5. Finish with impact

Where available, use metrics or evidence to explain what changed after your work was implemented.

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Portfolio tip You don't need twenty projects. A few well-explained case studies can communicate your experience more effectively than a large gallery of screenshots without context.
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Practical Application Tips

Before you hit the application button, give yourself a few minutes to make sure your application represents your experience clearly.

  • Update your CV: Put your most relevant content design experience where recruiters can find it quickly.
  • Review your portfolio: Make sure your strongest product/content case studies are easy to access.
  • Show outcomes: Add numbers or evidence where you genuinely have them.
  • Use relevant terminology naturally: If you have experience with UX writing, Figma, research, A/B testing, experimentation or content systems, make that experience clear.
  • Check your links: Test your portfolio, LinkedIn and other professional links before submitting.
  • Proofread: Content design is a communication discipline, so a clean application matters.
🚀 Keep going. A job search can take time. One application does not define your career. Keep improving your portfolio, learning from each application and looking for roles that genuinely match your experience.
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Ready to Apply?

If your experience matches the role and you're ready for your next content design challenge, you can view the official opportunity and submit your application through Moniepoint's application page.

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