AI - Writer

Mployee.me; Delhi; On-site; INR 400,000 - 700,000; Full time

Job summary

Kuku AI Studio is building the worlds first large-scale AI-native microdrama production house. The AI Writer creates episode skeletons and emotional architecture that feed directly into an AI Director and AI Architect pair who generate the show from your brief. Your writing must be precise enough to be executed and emotionally true enough to be felt.

If you love structure as much as story, this role was designed for you. This is not a conventional screenwriting role.

Qualifications

• Background in screenwriting, content writing, or creative writing is a plus.
• Ability to write emotion without stating it in dialogue.
• Speed and productivity at volume without sacrificing quality.
• Fluency in Hindi and English is essential for multilingual shows.

Responsibilities

• Story skeleton to script: Read and internalise the adapted story skeleton character wounds, base emotion, identity threats, setting symbolism, arc structure, and translate that into episode-level decisions.
• Develop full episode beat sheets covering every episodes hook, plot advancement, key emotional beat, close type, and the single question the audience is left with.
• Write episode briefs that are compressed, precise, and immediately executable by an AI Architect without requiring creative interpretation.
• Produce dialogue that passes two tests simultaneously: it must work as audio alone for a viewer who is not watching, and it must carry full subtext for a viewer who is watching but not listening.
• Emotional architecture: Place paywalls correctly at peak emotional injustice or identity threat, never at a plot reveal.
• Design cliffhangers that leave the audience with an emotional question they cannot bear to leave unanswered, not a plot question, an emotional one.
• Calibrate the cliffhanger-to-satisfying-close ratio across a season; too many consecutive cliffhangers create fatigue, not urgency.
• Write dialogue that differentiates every character by voice alone. Two characters in this show must never be interchangeable when their lines are read without attribution.
• Pipeline and collaboration: Brief the AI Director on the emotional intent of each episode before they begin visual execution. Your brief is their Creative specification.
• Review AI-generated episode output against your intended emotional architecture and flag structural mismatches to the Creative Producer.
• Stay ahead of the director pairs in your pod; scripts must be ready before the production window opens, not during it.
• Contribute to the script pattern library. Every structural solution you find to a recurring story problem becomes reusable for the whole team.

Skills

Screenwriting background

Fluent Hindi and English

Job description

Job Summary

Kuku AI Studio is building the worlds first large-scale AI-native microdrama production house. We make short-form shows for hundreds of millions of viewers who watch on their phones commuting, on breaks, in the minutes between everything else. Every show we produce starts with a story skeleton. The AI Writer is the person who builds that skeleton and fills it with emotional architecture that the rest of the production pipeline can execute.

This is not a conventional screenwriting role. You will not write in isolation and hand off a finished script. You will work as part of a production pipeline where your output feeds directly into an AI Director and AI Architect pair who generate the show from your brief. Your writing is the creative specification for a machine. It must be precise enough to be executed, and emotionally true enough to be felt. If you are a writer who loves structure as much as story, who finds the architecture of why a scene works as interesting as the scene itself, this role was designed for you.

Responsibilities

• Story skeleton to script: Read and internalise the adapted story skeleton character wounds, base emotion, identity threats, setting symbolism, arc structure, and translate that into episode-level decisions.
• Develop full episode beat sheets covering every episodes hook, plot advancement, key emotional beat, close type, and the single question the audience is left with.
• Write episode briefs that are compressed, precise, and immediately executable by an AI Architect without requiring creative interpretation.
• Produce dialogue that passes two tests simultaneously: it must work as audio alone for a viewer who is not watching, and it must carry full subtext for a viewer who is watching but not listening.
• Emotional architecture: Place paywalls correctly at peak emotional injustice or identity threat, never at a plot reveal.
• Design cliffhangers that leave the audience with an emotional question they cannot bear to leave unanswered, not a plot question, an emotional one.
• Calibrate the cliffhanger-to-satisfying-close ratio across a season; too many consecutive cliffhangers create fatigue, not urgency.
• Write dialogue that differentiates every character by voice alone. Two characters in this show must never be interchangeable when their lines are read without attribution.
• Pipeline and collaboration: Brief the AI Director on the emotional intent of each episode before they begin visual execution. Your brief is their Creative specification.
• Review AI-generated episode output against your intended emotional architecture and flag structural mismatches to the Creative Producer.
• Stay ahead of the director pairs in your pod; scripts must be ready before the production window opens, not during it.
• Contribute to the script pattern library. Every structural solution you find to a recurring story problem becomes reusable for the whole team.

What We Are Looking For

• A background in screenwriting, content writing, or creative writing formal training is a plus, but a strong portfolio matters more.
• Genuine understanding of what makes someone stop scrolling, you have watched enough microdrama or serialised fiction to know the difference between a hook that works and one that explains itself.
• The ability to write emotion without stating it, your characters should never explain what they feel in dialogue.
• Speed under pressure, you need to be productive at volume without losing quality.
• Fluency in Hindi and English, as many of our shows are multilingual, and cultural register accuracy is non-negotiable.
• Curious about AI as a creative tool, you will be writing for an AI pipeline, which means understanding what an AI can and cannot do with the brief you give it.

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