LiveX AI · Designer / Content Marketer
Palo Alto, CA · Full-time, on-site (occasional remote days) · Department: Marketing
Source: https://livex.ai/careers/designer-content-marketer (posted May 26, 2026)
LiveX is a Google and NVIDIA ISV company building AI-powered holographic displays for stadiums, retail, hotels, airports, and enterprise settings. The team moves quickly; marketing output directly supports enterprise deals and brand visibility.
About the RoleA hybrid designer and content marketer role that owns the full creative pipeline: concepting, shooting or generating video, designing one-pagers and sales collateral, and managing social presence. Works directly with the founder and sales team; output goes straight into enterprise pitches and outbound campaigns. In the Palo Alto office most of the week. High-output role: fast shipping, sharp feedback, quick iteration.
ResponsibilitiesVideo content (largest part of the role)
Create AI-generated and live-shot product videos showing holograms in realistic settings (stadiums, airports, retail floors, hotel lobbies, emergency response).
Produce product and UI demo clips showing the actual interface and interactions.
Short-form social content for Instagram Reels, LinkedIn video, TikTok.
Match video settings to the script (an airport wayfinding script needs an airport setting).
Sales and marketing collateral
Concept and design one-pagers (e.g., "How to Drive Stadium Revenue with AI Holograms"), leaving room for sales copy.
Design and update pitch decks with working video embeds and clean layouts.
Produce case studies, event recaps, partner-facing materials; visual assets for outbound campaigns.
Social and content marketing
Own Instagram, LinkedIn, and other channels end to end: cadence, calendar, captions, hashtag strategy.
Repurpose event footage and product demos into platform-native content; track performance and adjust.
Working approach
Ship rough drafts early and iterate openly; communicate blockers and quality concerns early.
Maintain a visible pipeline (in progress / drafted / awaiting feedback / shipped) in Notion, Asana, Linear, Trello, or a shared doc; review open requests weekly.
Match the brief: read the script, setting, and audience; avoid generic, stock-looking output.
2–5 years producing marketing content, ideally for a B2B or hardware/tech startup.
Portfolio showing both video and static design work.
Learns new tools quickly; tries new AI video and design models soon after release.
Self-directed; turns loose briefs into finished deliverables; honest about timelines and blockers; bias toward shipping.
Reliable commute to Palo Alto.
Tools: video generation/editing (Sora, Runway, Veo, Kling, Pika or similar; CapCut, Premiere, or DaVinci Resolve); design (Figma required; Canva, Adobe CS); presentations (Google Slides, Keynote, or PowerPoint with video embeds); project tracking (Notion, Asana, Linear); social (native posting on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok; Buffer, Later, or Hootsuite).
Basic 3D and motion skills (Blender, Spline).
Prompt engineering for image and video models.
Adobe After Effects.
Not listed.
How to Apply (original posting)Email [email protected], subject "Candidate Application - Designer / Content Marketer", with: portfolio or reel; one deliverable shipped quickly under pressure and one you are proud of for craft; a short note on which AI video/design tools you used most in the last three months and what you learned.
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