Responsibilities

• Shoot video on the ground: lab and hardware walkthroughs, build and test footage, founder and engineer interviews, event and launch coverage.
• Edit short-form vertical video and longer YouTube-style pieces — tight cuts, clean audio, on-screen text, motion graphics where they help.
• Run Orbital's social accounts day to day: plan the calendar, write captions, post, and engage.
• Turn dense technical material (thermal design, orbital mechanics, GPU economics) into clear, visual explainers that non-specialists actually watch.
• Track performance, learn what works, and feed that back into what we make next.
• Build and maintain a library of b-roll, photos and brand assets the rest of the team can draw on.

Requirements

• 2+ years producing video for social, with a portfolio of work you shot and edited yourself. Show us the reel.
• Comfortable operating a camera, lighting, and audio solo, and with Premiere / DaVinci / CapCut / After Effects or equivalent.
• A real feel for what performs on short-form platforms right now, and the speed to ship daily.
• Curious about hard tech. You don't need to be an engineer, but you should enjoy learning how things work and be able to ask good questions on camera.
• Organized and self-directed — you'll be the only person doing this, so you set your own pace and keep it.
• Based in or willing to relocate to Los Angeles; this role is on-site.

Preferred

• Experience covering hardware, aerospace, deep tech, or startups.
• Photography and still-image design skills.
• Experience editing or ghost-producing content for a founder or executive.

Benefits

• Base salary $60,000–$80,000 depending on experience, plus equity.
• Health benefits and 401(k).
• A front-row seat — and a camera — at a company putting compute into orbit.