Designer​/Content Marketer

About LiveX LiveX is a Google and NVIDIA ISV company building AI-powered holographic displays deployed in stadiums, retail environments, hotels, airports, and enterprise settings. We're a fast-moving team where marketing output directly drives enterprise deals and brand visibility.

About the role We're looking for a hybrid designer + content marketer who can own the full creative pipeline: concepting, shooting/generating video content, designing one-pagers and sales collateral, and managing our social presence. You'll work directly with the founder and sales team, and your output will go straight into enterprise pitches and outbound campaigns.

This is a full-time role based in our Palo Alto, California office, with occasional remote days. You'll be in-person with the team most of the week — close collaboration matters a lot for how we work.

This is a high-output role. If you need weeks of runway to ship a draft, this isn't the right fit. If you like shipping fast, getting sharp feedback, and iterating quickly, read on.

Video content (the largest chunk of the role)

• AI-generated and live-shot product videos showing our holograms deployed in realistic settings — stadiums, airports, retail floors, hotel lobbies, emergency response scenarios
• Product/UI demonstration clips that show the actual interface and interaction
• Short-form social content (Instagram Reels, Linked In video, Tik Tok)
• Ensuring video settings match the script — if the script says “airport way finding,” the setting needs to be an airport, not a construction site. Details matter and will get flagged.

Sales and marketing collateral

• One-pagers like “How to Drive Stadium Revenue with AI Holograms” — concepting the visuals, laying out the design, leaving room for sales copy
• Pitch deck design and updates (working video embeds, clean layouts)
• Case studies, event recaps, and partner-facing materials
• Visual assets for outbound campaigns

Social and content marketing

• Owning our Instagram, Linked In, and other channels end-to-end
• Posting cadence, content calendar, captions, hashtag strategy
• Repurposing event footage and product demos into platform-native content
• Tracking what’s working and adjusting

Ship drafts fast, iterate openly. We'd rather see a rough draft on day two than a polished version on day fourteen. Feedback gets sharper when there's something concrete to react to.

Communicate proactively when you're stuck. If you're not confident about output quality, or a task is blocking on something, say so early. Don't let things drag silently — that's the single biggest thing that breaks trust in this role. A heads-up on Monday is fine; radio silence until Friday is not.

Own your pipeline. You should maintain a visible queue of what's in progress, what's drafted, what's awaiting feedback, and what's shipped. Whether that's Notion, Asana, Linear, Trello, or a shared doc — pick something and keep it current so nobody has to ask “what's the status of X.”

Track requests and follow through. If someone asks for product/UI clips on Feb 2nd, that ask shouldn't be forgotten by Feb 20th. Keep a running list of open requests and revisit weekly.

Match the brief. Read the script, the setting, the audience. Generic stock-looking output gets sent back. Specific, on-brief work moves forward.

• Video generation and editing:
  Sora, Runway, Veo, Kling, Pika, or similar AI video tools;
  Cap Cut, Premiere, or DaVinci Resolve for editing.
• Design:
  Figma (required), Canva, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects a plus).
• Presentation/docs:
  Google Slides, Keynote, or PowerPoint with working video embeds.
• Project tracking:
  Notion, Asana, Linear, or equivalent.
• Social tools:
  Native posting on IG, Linked In, Tik Tok; familiarity with scheduling tools (Buffer, Later, Hootsuite).
• Bonus:
  Basic 3D/motion (Blender, Spline), familiarity with prompt engineering for image/video models.

• 2–5 years of experience producing marketing content, ideally for a B2B or hardware/tech startup
• A portfolio showing both video work and static design — not just…