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Voice Designer
Occupation
About
A Voice Designer works on the planning, mapping and operation of all the possible interactions that might occur between a voice assistant and an end user. The goal of the Voice Designer is to create a conversational flow that makes interactions with voice assistants feel natural. Voice design can be referred to with a variety of names, including conversation design, voice user interface (VUI) design and voice user experience (VUX) design.
Career Area
Information Technology and Computer Science
Occupation Group
Front-End Application Design
Occupation
UI / UX Designer / Developer
Specialized Occupation
Voice Designer
Unique Occupation ID
23131118
Version
7.5.0
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Lightcast Occupation Taxonomy
The Lightcast Occupation Taxonomy (LOT) is an advanced framework developed to classify and organize occupations with high precision and relevance to real-world labor market data. With over 1,800 specialized occupations in its library, it is designed to address the evolving nature of job roles captured from postings and professional profiles.
As we move up in the hierarchy, subsections are exclusive to their associated category. In other words, each specialized occupation is unique to its occupation, each occupation is unique to its occupation group, and each occupation group is unique to its career area. This prevents duplicate or overlapping data when analyzing more than one occupation.
The LOT uses a proprietary classification system of four different levels: career areas, occupation groups, occupations, and specialized occupations.
As we move up in the hierarchy, subsections are exclusive to their associated category. In other words, each specialized occupation is unique to its occupation, each occupation is unique to its occupation group, and each occupation group is unique to its career area. This prevents duplicate or overlapping data when analyzing more than one occupation.
The LOT uses a proprietary classification system of four different levels: career areas, occupation groups, occupations, and specialized occupations.
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This occupation is part of the Lightcast Occupations Taxonomy, a library of over 1,800 job occupation categories. It is the standard used by higher education institutions, public sector organizations and Fortune 500 companies around the globe.