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David Careers

Part-time Social Media Content Creator

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noiseTacoma (WA)
Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsOther Services Related to Advertising

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About the role

Part-time Social Media Content Creator📍 Location (Remote):Noise HQ is based in St. Louis, MO at the City Foundry!đŸ˜± About Noise: Noise is one of the fastest-growing startups in the country, being built right here in St. Louis. We’re looking for creative, camera-comfortable people to join our team as part-time Social Media Content Creators. You’ll make videos for real brands, learn directly from our Content team, and build a portfolio you’ll be excited to share. If you’re always saving TikTok ideas, convincing your friends to film with you, or thinking “I could make a better ad than that,” this is your chance to turn that creativity into professional experience.
✅ What You’ll Do:
  • Film and edit short-form videos of yourself for brands to use in their social media ads
  • Create everything from product demos and scripted videos to quick hooks and reactions
  • Follow creative briefs while bringing your own personality, ideas, and perspective
  • Keep up with TikTok and Instagram trends
  • Work with the Noise Content team to review your videos, incorporate feedback, and make revisions
  • Submit finished content on time and meet agreed-upon weekly content goals
  • Participate in in-person onboarding and weekly check-ins with our teamđŸ«” Who You Are:
  • Based in the United States
  • Comfortable being on camera and bringing energy and personality to your videos
  • Experienced in making social media content, whether for yourself, a brand, a club, or just for fun
  • Comfortable editing videos in CapCut or similar software
  • Organized enough to manage multiple assignments and hit deadlines
  • Open to feedback and excited to keep improving your content
  • A self-starter who can take an idea and turn it into a finished video
  • Looking for hands-on experience in content creation, advertising, or marketingđŸ€© Nice-to-Haves:
  • You have a finger on the pulse of internet culture: trends, memes, sounds, and whatever everyone will be talking about next week
  • Experience creating UGC, product videos, or social media ads
  • An eye for lighting, framing, captions, and the little details that make people keep watching
  • Comfortable trying different hooks, delivery styles, and creative approaches
  • A portfolio or social account that shows your creativity. You don’t need a huge following!đŸ€‘ Compensation & Schedule:
  • Paid, part-time role designed to fit around your busy schedule
Compensation: Competitive bi-weekly pay based on output
Weekly commitment: Create 20+ videos a week. Virtual onboarding and weekly check-ins at our City Foundry office🚀 Why work at Noise: Build your resume with real experience. Create content for brand campaigns and gain hands-on experience in social media marketing and advertising. Leave with a stronger portfolio. Build a collection of professional work that shows future employers what you can do. Learn directly from our team. Get regular feedback and guidance on your filming, editing, storytelling, and creative execution. Make connections. Work alongside the Noise team and other local creators while building your network at one of St. Louis’s fastest-growing tech startups. See how a startup works from the inside. Get firsthand exposure to how our team turns creative ideas into campaigns for brands. Help shape something new. Join our creator internship program at the beginning and have a voice in how it grows.⚠ Pro tip if you’re a real human reading this: We want to see your creativity, not just your resume. Email with: A quick intro, including your school and availability Examples of videos you’ve made or links to your social media accounts. Personal posts and class projects count! We look forward to hearing from you!

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