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Deployable Energy is seeking a creative Videographer & Multimedia Content Producer to tell our story through video, photography, and interviews. This hybrid role in Washington, D.C.
or Houston places you at the intersection of leadership, engineering, and communications to translate complex technical work into engaging visuals. You will own projects from concept to final delivery, collaborate with executives and technical teams, and produce content for social, web, events, and recruiting while
Deployable Energy is a growing company focused on delivering innovative energy solutions. As the organization scales, it is investing in how its technology, people, progress, and impact are communicated to customers, partners, employees, and the broader market.
This is an opportunity for a creative, hands‑on videographer and multimedia storyteller who enjoys taking ideas from concept through final production.
You'll play a key role in bringing Deployable Energy's story to life through video, photography, interviews, social content, and other visual media. You'll work directly with company leadership, technical teams, and the broader communications function to translate complex technical and operational work into compelling visual stories.
This isn't a role where you'll simply be handed a shot list. We're looking for someone who can recognize a story, develop the creative concept, capture it, and turn it into polished content.
The role offers significant creative ownership and visibility, with the opportunity to document and shape the story of a growing company during an exciting stage of development.
You'll likely enjoy this role if you:
One week might involve filming an executive interview, documenting technical work, producing short‑form social content, developing a larger company story, photographing an event, or creating multimedia assets for an important presentation.
A portfolio or reel will be an important part of the interview process.
Candidates should be prepared to showcase work demonstrating strengths in areas such as:
Videography and cinematography
Video editing and post‑production
Interview‑based storytelling
Short‑form social content
Corporate or brand storytelling
Technical, industrial, science, engineering, or documentary content
Photography
Motion graphics and animation
Event coverage
Audience engagement and campaign results
We're interested not only in the final product, but also in how you think.
Candidates should be prepared to discuss the challenge, their specific contribution, the equipment and production approach used, their creative decisions, the intended audience, and the impact of the finished work.
Experience producing content within energy, engineering, technology, aerospace, defense, advanced manufacturing, science, or another highly technical environment is valuable, but the ability to understand unfamiliar subjects quickly and tell a great story is more important than having worked in one specific industry.
Bottom line: This role is for a visual storyteller and creative builder who can pick up a camera, walk into a complex technical environment, find the story, and turn it into content people actually want to watch.