CPT Content Specialist Jobs
Content Specialist roles in editorial, social media, and marketing communications sit squarely within the communications, journalism, and media studies curricula that DSOs authorize for CPT. Your I-20 must reflect coursework tied to content strategy, digital publishing, or audience engagement before your DSO can approve the authorization.
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Tyler Technologies is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented User Experience (UX) Content Strategist Intern to join our team for a three-month paid summer internship. This role will focus on auditing the content and error messages for some of our public-facing websites. The goal is to provide recommendations that will improve clarity, consistency, and overall user experience.
Responsibilities
- Audit website content, including error messages.
- Analyze and identify inconsistencies, unclear language, and opportunities to enhance the user experience via improved content.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams including UX designers, developers, and legal experts to ensure content aligns with user needs.
- Document findings and recommendations in a clear and organized manner.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Currently pursuing a degree in Communications, Marketing, UX Design, Human-Computer Interaction, or a related field.
- Strong writing and editing skills, with an understanding of user-centered design principles.
- Ability to tailor content to different audiences with varying levels of technical and legal knowledge.
- Basic understanding of UX best practices, especially related to content and error messaging.
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
INTRODUCTION
Tyler Technologies is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented User Experience (UX) Content Strategist Intern to join our team for a three-month paid summer internship. This role will focus on auditing the content and error messages for some of our public-facing websites. The goal is to provide recommendations that will improve clarity, consistency, and overall user experience.
Responsibilities
- Audit website content, including error messages.
- Analyze and identify inconsistencies, unclear language, and opportunities to enhance the user experience via improved content.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams including UX designers, developers, and legal experts to ensure content aligns with user needs.
- Document findings and recommendations in a clear and organized manner.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Currently pursuing a degree in Communications, Marketing, UX Design, Human-Computer Interaction, or a related field.
- Strong writing and editing skills, with an understanding of user-centered design principles.
- Ability to tailor content to different audiences with varying levels of technical and legal knowledge.
- Basic understanding of UX best practices, especially related to content and error messaging.
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
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Get Access To All JobsContent Specialist CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Content Specialist role qualify for CPT authorization?
It depends on your program of study. Content Specialist positions typically qualify for students enrolled in communications, journalism, marketing, digital media, or English programs where content strategy is an integral curriculum component. Your DSO will review the job duties against your current coursework, not just your major title, so bring the employer's full job description to your authorization meeting.
Can I do CPT at a fully remote Content Specialist job?
Yes. CPT authorization is tied to your program and job duties, not a physical work location. Remote roles qualify as long as the position is integral to your curriculum and your DSO approves the authorization. Your updated I-20 must reflect the remote arrangement, and the employer's address is still required for the CPT record even if you work from your university city.
What happens if my Content Specialist internship goes part-time to full-time mid-semester?
Switching from part-time to full-time CPT requires a new DSO authorization and a reissued I-20. You cannot begin full-time hours under a part-time CPT approval. Full-time CPT, defined as 20 or more hours per week, also counts against your OPT eligibility: one year of full-time CPT eliminates your standard OPT entirely, so confirm the schedule before accepting the change.
How do I find Content Specialist employers who are familiar with CPT hiring?
Migrate Mate lets you search Content Specialist openings filtered by employers with documented F-1 sponsorship history. Employers who have previously authorized CPT or sponsored OPT students already have HR processes in place for I-20 verification and E-Verify enrollment, which shortens the time between offer and your authorized start date significantly.
Can a Content Specialist CPT role count toward STEM OPT eligibility later?
Only if the role is classified under a STEM-designated SOC code and your degree program is on the STEM OPT designated degree program list maintained by the Department of Homeland Security. Most Content Specialist positions fall under communications or media SOC codes, which are generally not STEM-designated. Check your degree's CIP code against the DHS STEM list before assuming the experience will extend your post-graduation authorization period.