Responsibilities

• Own the weekly content output for a set of assigned client accounts (start with 2–3, grow to 5–6 as you get faster).
• Curate: pull the raw material — founder clips, customer stories, job-site footage, product shots, industry news, existing long-form recordings — and decide what is worth publishing.
• Edit short-form video (Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn video): cuts, captions, on-screen text, hooks, thumbnails.
• Write the words: hooks, captions, on-screen copy and short social posts, in each client's voice — not one generic house voice.
• Repurpose relentlessly — one interview or one delivery becomes a Reel, three photos, a LinkedIn post and a testimonial clip.
• Run the content calendar for every account: what ships, when, on which channel, what is still missing. It lives on the board, not in your head.
• Publish and schedule across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn.
• Keep the asset library organized so any clip, photo or logo for any client is findable in under a minute.
• Handle first-line engagement where clients ask for it — reply to comments and DMs and route real buying questions to the client the same day.
• Report weekly per account: pieces published, impressions, top performer, what you are changing next week. These numbers go straight into the client's accountability report.

Requirements

• A portfolio. Three to five things you shot and/or edited yourself. It does not need to be for a company.
• Fluency in at least one editing tool — CapCut, Premiere, DaVinci, Final Cut or equivalent — including captions, pacing, and clean text overlays.
• You know what is currently working on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn, and can explain why one hook beats another.
• Strong written English and a good ear for voice — you can write as a 55-year-old fleet owner and as a SaaS founder in the same afternoon.
• Organized enough to juggle several clients at once without dropping a publish date.
• Based in or near Irvine, CA, and able to work from the office part of the week.

Preferred

• Photography, basic color and audio cleanup
• Graphic design (Canva, Figma or Adobe)
• On-camera comfort
• Any experience with AI tools for research, scripting, editing or repurposing — we use them heavily