AI-Powered Social Media Manager for Developer Content

Zof AI, Inc.; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Zof AI, Inc. is seeking a Social Media Marketing Manager to rebuild and run our public accounts for an audience of working engineers. You will own those accounts end to end: the posting cadence, the explainers and short video we publish, replies in developer threads, and holding a post until its claim is backed.

The ideal candidate uses AI daily to draft and research, catches what the model gets wrong, and would rather stay quiet than post something an engineer has to correct.

Qualifications

• Experience running social accounts for a brand or product.
• Consistent publishing cadence over time.
• Strong short-form writing in a plain, direct voice.
• Comfort explaining a technical product to a developer audience.
• Daily hands-on use of AI tools to draft, iterate, and fact-check content.

Responsibilities

• Own the publishing calendar for our LinkedIn, X, YouTube, and Instagram accounts.
• Write posts that explain continuous verification without overstating what the product does.
• Work with product and engineering to turn technical articles into posts developers read.
• Produce your own graphics, screen recordings, and short video.
• Engage with developers in public threads on their own technical terms.
• Use AI tools to research, draft, and test variants, then verify every claim before it publishes.
• Track reach, engagement, and referral traffic, and report results clearly.
• Extend our content standards into a social playbook a technical brand can stand behind.

Skills

Social media

Content writing

AI drafting

Developer audience

Video graphics

Self-direction

Tools

Graphic design basics

Video editing basics

Job description

Zof AI, Inc. is seeking a Social Media Marketing Manager to rebuild and run our public accounts for an audience of working engineers. You will own those accounts end to end: the posting cadence, the explainers and short video we publish, replies in developer threads, and holding a post until its claim is backed.

The ideal candidate uses AI daily to draft and research, catches what the model gets wrong, and would rather stay quiet than post something an engineer has to correct.