Video Producer (Content & Events)

Responsibilities

• On-site video production
• Shoot on location at our office, customer and partner sites, labs and conferences: product demos, robots in action, interviews and behind-the-scenes footage. This is real-world filming of hardware, people and places.
• Edit finished pieces end to end, from launch videos and demo walkthroughs to customer stories and event recaps, including sound, color, titles and motion graphics.
• Keep an organized footage and asset library the whole team can draw from.
• Social media content
• Cut each piece for the platform it runs on (LinkedIn, X, YouTube and short-form vertical video), with captions, titles and thumbnails.
• Contribute to the monthly content plan approved by the CEO, publish on schedule and track what performs.
• Events: setup, design and management
• Design how Palatial shows up at events: booth layout, signage, screens, demo stations, and printed and digital materials.
• Set up and run events on site alongside the GTM Manager, from load-in to teardown, and capture content while you are there.

Requirements

• Video production. 3+ years shooting and editing video professionally, including time at a technology company (software, hardware, AI or robotics). A portfolio or reel is required, and it must include real-world footage you shot yourself: hardware, products, people and places. A reel of animation or screen recordings alone does not meet this bar.
• Hands-on videography. You run the camera, lighting and audio yourself and edit your own footage (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut or similar). Comfortable shooting on location with a small crew or on your own.
• Social media video. You have made content for company channels and know what works on LinkedIn, X and YouTube, including short-form vertical video. You have run, or helped run, a channel (a company's or your own) and can show us the account and what it did.
• Visual craft and taste. A trained eye for composition, light, pacing, typography and brand consistency, proven by your work rather than your degree. Film, photography, documentary, broadcast, fine art, design, advertising and creator or social-media backgrounds are all welcome; what matters is that the reel shows it.
• Event experience. You have helped design, set up and run events, booths or launches on site.
• Customer-facing communication. Comfortable talking with customers and prospects, including engineers, and following up clearly in writing. You are expected to learn our product well enough to explain it.
• On-site availability. Full-time and on-site at our San Francisco office from day one: you are in the Bay Area now, or can relocate before your start date. Occasional travel to conferences and customer sites, with some evenings and weekends around events.

Preferred

• A technical art, 3D or motion design background, or tools such as Blender, Unreal Engine or After Effects.
• 3D capture such as Gaussian splatting or photogrammetry, or any exposure to robotics simulation tools (Isaac Sim, MuJoCo).
• Experience at a robotics, AI or developer-tools company.
• Drone, gimbal or multi-camera interview setups.