Intern Content Creator

About the Role

We build AI agents. Your job is to show the world what they can actually do.

You'll be making content that explains and demos our product — short-form video, screen recordings, tutorials, and written pieces — and publishing it across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, and Medium.

This is a hands-on making role. You will be recording, editing, writing, and shipping from week one. You don't need years of experience — you need taste, curiosity about AI, and the ability to actually finish things.

What You'll Do

Video & Screen Recording

• Record and edit screen captures of AI agents doing real work — automations, workflows, live tool use, before/after comparisons.
• Cut short-form vertical video (30–90s) for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
• Help produce long-form YouTube content: walkthroughs, build-alongs, product deep dives, "I let an AI agent do my homework for a week" style experiments.
• Write hooks, captions, and on-screen text that make technical work make sense to a normal person.
• Own pieces end to end: capture, edit, sound, thumbnail, title, upload.

Written Content

• Write blog posts and tutorials for our site, Medium, and dev.to.
• Turn one idea into several formats — a demo becomes a video, a thread, and a blog post.

Social & Distribution

• Help run the publishing calendar across channels.
• Draft threads and posts for X and LinkedIn.
• Hang out where AI builders actually are — Reddit, Discord, Slack communities — and join the conversation.
• Track what worked: views, retention, saves, shares, clicks. Bring what you learn to the weekly review.

Working With the Team

• Sit close to product and engineering so you know what's shipping before it ships.
• Build a reusable clip and B-roll library the whole team can pull from.

What We're Looking For

Required

• Currently studying, recently graduated, or self-taught and building a portfolio — we don't care which.
• Something you've made that you can show us. A TikTok account, a YouTube channel, a blog, a class project, edits you did for a club or a friend's business. It doesn't have to be professional work.
• Comfortable with a video editor — CapCut is completely fine. Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut also fine.
• Willing to learn screen recording tools (OBS, Loom, Screen Studio). We'll help.
• You can write clearly. No filler, no AI slop.
• You actually use AI tools and have opinions about them.
• You understand that a TikTok hook is not a YouTube hook is not a Medium intro.

Nice to Have

• On-camera presence, or willingness to build it.
• Thumbnail or motion design (Figma, After Effects).
• Enough technical comfort to follow an API doc or set up a workflow yourself.
• An audience of your own, however small.

What Success Looks Like

First 30 days

• Shipped your first 5 pieces across at least two formats.
• You can demo the product unaided.
• You're comfortable with our tools and publishing workflow.

By the end of the internship

• A consistent body of published work with your name on it.
• At least one piece that clearly broke out.
• A reusable asset library the team keeps using after you leave.
• A portfolio that's materially stronger than when you started.

Why This Internship

• You'll own real pieces and publish them to a real audience — no fetching coffee, no shadowing.
• Real product, real capability. You won't be manufacturing hype for something that doesn't work.
• Direct access to the founders and the engineering team.
• Mentorship and honest feedback on every piece you ship.
• Strong performers may be offered a full-time role.