Social Media Marketer

We need someone who makes B2B software look like the most interesting thing on the internet. Not corporate. Not cringe. The kind of short-form content that makes a founder stop scrolling, share it with their team, and google us 20 minutes later.

Think Kinso energy. Think viral-native storytelling for a technical product. You'll create Reels, Shorts, TikToks, and LinkedIn clips that explain what AI-powered GTM software does – without sounding like a whitepaper. You'll turn product features into stories, customer wins into content, and AI demos into scroll-stoppers.

This is not a 'post three times a week and track impressions' role. This is a creator role. You make things people actually want to watch. If your content doesn't perform, you figure out why and make better content. Full ownership.

What you'll own

• Own Intempt's social channels end to end: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and LinkedIn
• A content calendar that ships 15-20+ pieces per week, cut from footage the Video role produces plus your own phone-shot, native-feeling clips
• Trend-jacking and format adaptation – spot what's working, remix it for B2B SaaS
• Platform-native editing and captioning – fast turnarounds that don't need the full production pipeline
• Performance tracking – you know your hook rate, watch time, and share rate by heart
• Community engagement – reply, stitch, duet, comment. Be a person, not a brand account.

You are

• 1+ year creating short-form content that actually went viral (show us the numbers, not the strategy deck)
• Fluent in platform-native formats – you know what works on Reels vs. TikTok vs. Shorts vs. LinkedIn
• A fast editor – you can concept, shoot on your phone, and post same-day
• Comfortable on camera or comfortable making other people look good on camera
• Obsessed with hooks – you know the first 1.5 seconds decide everything
• Able to make technical products feel simple and exciting without dumbing them down
• Self-motivated and prolific – you post because you can't not post, not because someone assigned it