Video Storyteller

We’re looking for a creative and resourceful Video Storyteller to help bring our brand to life across platforms for an upcoming product launch. The ideal candidate will be familiar with the current tech ecosystem and excited to shoot & edit the stories and content that will help our brand & product resonate with users.
This is an ideal role for someone who understands what makes social content engaging and can turn ideas into shareable videos. If you have a great eye for pacing and tone, and know how to make people stop scrolling, we’d love to work with you.
You’ll work closely with our team to craft short‑form content that feels fresh, funny, and authentic to our brand.
This role is available for an initial project period of 30+ hours per week for 2-5 weeks. Open to remote and SF‑based candidates. Following a successful project, an ongoing part‑time or full‑time position may be considered depending on candidate location.
What You'll Do

Develop & edit scroll-stopping, shareable videos for upcoming product launches
Create short‑form video content with an eye for distribution across platforms (consider X, LinkedIn, YouTube, website, etc.)
Turn existing footage, audio clips, or raw assets into engaging, story‑driven content
Collaborate with our team to brainstorm and experiment with new creative ideas
Add captions, text overlays, memes, or graphics to videos as needed
Optimize videos for platform‑specific formats and trends
Manage projects with quick turnaround times
Optionally: contribute to social posting, scheduling, and engagement if that’s your interest
You Are

A creative storyteller who knows how to create a scroll‑stopping narrative for products
Fluent in video editing tools (CapCut, Premiere, Final Cut, or similar)
Comfortable working quickly and iterating often
Detail‑oriented, with a good visual eye for framing, pacing, and flow
A proactive communicator who enjoys collaborating in a small, fast‑moving environment and wearing many hats
Excited about experimenting and learning—especially in a role that blends creativity and social media strategy
Compensation and Benefits

Lunch provided daily (if in person)
Hours: 30+ for 2–5 weeks for initial project scope
Location: Onsite or hybrid (open to remote depending on candidate)
About Us

Imbue builds AI systems that reason and code, enabling AI agents to accomplish larger goals and safely work in the real world. We train our own foundation models optimized for reasoning and prototype agents on top of these models. By using these agents extensively, we gain insights into improving both the capabilities of the underlying models and the interaction design for agents.
We aim to rekindle the dream of the personal computer, where computers become truly intelligent tools that empower us, giving us freedom, dignity, and agency to pursue the things we love.
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