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Engaige, a fast-growing AI-powered e-commerce support platform, seeks a Content Marketer to own our video and social content from concept to publish. You will script, shoot, edit, and post short-form videos, primarily for LinkedIn and X, and craft longer pieces when impactful.
You will work closely with sales and product, turning product launches and customer stories into engaging, human content. Speed and taste matter more than perfect process.
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Own Engaige's content end to end, short-form video first: script, shoot, edit and post the work that makes B2B e-commerce brands care about AI support.
Utrecht, The Netherlands | Full-time | €45K
E-commerce brands drown in repetitive support tickets while their teams burn out on the same questions, over and over.
Engaige builds AI that automates 70 to 90% of those requests, integrated with Shopify, ERP, WMS and returns platforms, so support teams can focus on what actually needs a human.
Companies like MR MARVIS, All4Running, Dore & Rose, Baskèts and Otrium already run on Engaige, and we are growing fast, expanding internationally.
We need someone who can create. Not a strategist who only briefs agencies, but a hands-on content marketer who writes, shoots, edits, and publishes.
You will own our content engine with short-form video at its centre, LinkedIn and X around it, and longer pieces when they matter. You turn product launches, customer stories, and founder insight into content that feels sharp and human, not corporate AI hype.
You work closely with sales, product, and the founders. Speed and taste beat perfect process.
We encourage you to apply even if you do not tick every box above. If you recognise yourself in most of it, we want to hear from you.
We move fast, and enjoy working with others that do too. An idea can be in a customer's hands the same day.
Strong opinions, loosely held. We would rather find out we were wrong from a customer this week than be right about it next quarter, and nobody here defends a position just because it's theirs.
Beautiful products that work, do the job they are meant to do in the simplest way possible, and that people enjoy using. Getting to simple takes longer than shipping everything, and it is worth the time.
We are open with each other about what is working and what is not, including the uncomfortable parts. It is the fastest way for the team, and the product, to get better.