Multimedia Storyteller

Role overview

Create social-first stories that make complex business technology topics clear, engaging, and relevant to digital audiences. This remote, U.S.-based role spans writing, visual design, and short-form video, taking ideas from concept through production and adapting them to the format best suited to each story.

Responsibilities

- Develop original concepts and content for social channels, including posts, graphics, carousels, videos, infographics, written stories, and campaign assets. - Manage the creative process from idea to delivery, including copywriting, visual storytelling, basic design, scripting, filming, and editing. - Turn company updates, customer outcomes, executive viewpoints, events, and industry developments into timely content. - Adapt research, webinars, presentations, and other long-form material into concise, platform-ready pieces. - Explain complex technology, products, and market challenges in accessible, shareable ways. - Work with communications, brand, campaign, customer, demand, and executive teams; track platform trends and experiment with emerging formats.

Requirements

- Strong storytelling and writing skills, with the ability to tailor voice, length, and format to different audiences and platforms. - Creative judgment across written, visual, and video formats, with the ability to carry ideas through execution. - Understanding of social platforms, audience behavior, digital culture, and current content formats. - Ability to make complex business or technology topics accessible and engaging. - Collaborative approach to developing content with cross-functional partners.

Nice to have

Experience with tools such as Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, or Adobe Express is relevant to the role.

Benefits and work setup

The role is remote within the United States. Benefits listed for U.S. employees include medical, dental, and vision insurance, disability coverage, paid parental leave, a 401(k) program, and paid time off.