Technical Video Content Creator

Description

Summary: Seeking a Technical Video Content Creator to translate complex technical topics into engaging YouTube videos, owning the content pipeline and defining the public technical voice. Highlights: 1. Own the end-to-end video content pipeline and define public technical voice. 2. Translate complex technical concepts into clear, engaging, and accurate videos. 3. Collaborate with engineers, product, and founders to source topics. We’re looking for a **Technical Video Content Creator** who can turn complex technical topics into sharp, high\-impact YouTube videos. This role sits at the intersection of engineering, storytelling, and brand building. You will own the video content pipeline end\-to\-end and help define our public technical voice from the ground up. ### **Responsibilities** * Create technical video content for YouTube, from concept to publish * Translate complex technical concepts into clear, engaging, and accurate videos * Collaborate closely with engineers, product, and founders to source topics * Write scripts, outlines, and talking points with strong narrative structure * Record voiceovers and/or on\-camera segments (depending on format) * Edit videos with a strong focus on pacing, clarity, and retention * Design or source basic motion graphics, diagrams, and visual aids * Optimize videos for YouTube (titles, thumbnails, descriptions, chapters) * Track performance metrics and continuously improve content based on data * Establish and evolve a consistent technical video style and cadence **Requirements** ### **Required Skills \& Experience** * Proven experience creating video content for YouTube * Strong technical background (software, data, AI, DevOps, or similar) \- Preferred but not mandatory * Ability to explain technical topics clearly without dumbing them down * Solid video editing skills (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci, or similar) * Comfortable with scripting, narration, and structured storytelling * Strong understanding of YouTube best practices and audience retention * Self\-directed, fast\-moving, and comfortable with startup\-level ambiguity