Marketing Creative Specialist

Role Description

We need a creative operator who produces at an agency level but works like a founder. You can take a brief, a brand guide, and a deadline — and return something polished with minimal hand-holding. You have genuine design taste, strong editorial instincts, and you know how to use Claude and Lovable not as a crutch but as a force multiplier.

This is not a role for someone who generates AI content and ships it raw. This is a role for someone who uses AI to go faster while making everything better.

What You'll Own

• Produce creative across formats: newsletters, social content, campaign assets, brand documents, landing pages, one-pagers, and pitch materials.
• Translate client briefs and brand guidelines into finished, on-brand deliverables.
• Use Claude and similar LLMs to accelerate research, drafting, and iteration — then apply real editorial judgment to elevate the output.
• Use Lovable or comparable no-code tools to build and deploy lightweight web assets when needed.
• Manage multiple client projects simultaneously without dropping quality or detail.
• Communicate proactively when you need clarity, and flag anything that looks off before it ships.
• A portfolio of real creative work — not concepts, not mockups, finished deliverables that shipped.
• Demonstrable, hands-on fluency with Claude or comparable AI tools — show us how you actually use them in your workflow.
• Proficiency in Canva, Figma, Adobe, or equivalent.
• Strong written English — you can write a compelling headline and a clean paragraph and know the difference between the two.
• Ability to receive a brief and return a first draft within 24 hours.
• Remote, available during US business hours (minimum 10am–4pm ET overlap).

Strong Plus

• Experience working across multiple client brands simultaneously (agency background preferred).
• Familiarity with brand systems and how to work within them without flattening them.
• Eye for typography, layout, and visual hierarchy — not just content production.

You Are Not a Fit If

• Your portfolio is AI-generated without clear evidence of your editorial contribution.
• You need detailed instructions to start a project.
• You consider "good enough" acceptable when better is achievable.