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VX Services in New York City is seeking a Senior Creator to own end-to-end social content across platforms, from concept to delivery. You’ll ideate, shoot, edit, and design content while staying deeply attuned to marketing trends and culture.
You'll collaborate with teams across VaynerX, work in a hybrid NYC setup with 3–4 days on-site, and contribute to multiple brands with a fast-paced, creative workflow.
VaynerX ( http://vaynerx.com ) is the most contemporary family of companies, working together to build and grow brands. Subsidiaries include VaynerMedia, ChukMedia, Tamara Group, Eva Nosidam Productions, Gallery Media Group, Tingley Lane Trading, VaynerSpeakers, and VaynerCommerce.
Senior Creator - NYC
You know the viral social moments everyone is talking about before it hits the marketing trades. Your camera roll is half screenshots of great brand work. You can tell when a trend is worth jumping on (and when a brand should absolutely sit it out).
We’re looking for a Senior Creator who is obsessed with marketing, advertising, social and culture and knows how to turn what’s happening into content people actually want to consume.
You’re a creator in the truest sense of the word. You can spot the idea, develop the concept, pick up the camera, produce the shoot, edit the video, design the post and jump in front of the camera yourself. You’re a well‑rounded maker who can move between formats, platforms and projects without missing a beat.
You’re also a self‑starter who is highly organized, moves quickly and doesn’t need to wait for a brief to see an opportunity. You’ll work closely with teams and leaders across VaynerX, so you should be just as comfortable collaborating across the business as you are owning the work independently.
This is a hybrid role with a required 3–4 days on‑site from our NYC office. Must be able to commit to a full‑time work schedule of 40 hours per week during 9 AM–6 PM ET business hours, Monday–Friday.
$70,000 - $80,000 USD
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