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Higgsfield in the San Francisco Bay Area (remote) seeks Senior Public Relations Manager for Corporate Affairs & Public Policy to shape how the company speaks publicly on AI video topics. You will handle complex issues and work with Legal, Product and Trust & Safety daily.
Ideal candidates have 7–12 years in communications or public affairs, with strong judgment under pressure and the ability to push back when claims aren’t aligned with how the product works.
Operations · San Francisco Bay Area, USA · Remote · FullTime · Senior level
This role owns how the company talks in public about the hardest questions around AI video, such as likeness, copyright, child safety, elections and data use. A strong candidate has roughly 7 to 12 years in communications or public affairs, steady judgment under pressure, and the confidence to push back when a claim is not backed by how the product really works. Close work with Legal, Product and Trust and Safety is a daily part of the job.
AI video raises public questions about consent, ownership and trust, so the work of explaining and defending a company's choices matters more, not less. Tools can help draft statements, track coverage and prepare briefs faster. Credibility with reporters and policymakers, honest judgment about what can be said, and the trust built in private meetings stay human.
Working at a company that makes generative video tools offers close exposure to live debates on creative rights, training data and safety safeguards, and to how product decisions turn into public positions. To build this experience beforehand, a candidate can follow AI policy news closely, learn how video generation and content moderation work in plain terms, and practice writing position statements on real cases.
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Higgsfield is an AI-native creative suite that generates cinematic-quality video and images from text, image, or link inputs, per the company.