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We are recruiting for our client
a Content Creator (m/f)
for a customer in the industry
energy storage solutions
Main duties
Creating short videos for TikTok/Instagram Reels/Facebook/YouTube;
Education / Qualifications
Filming of products, installations, events, trainings, interviews and customer testimonials;
Photography of products and events;
Video editing;
Creation of visuals for social networks;
Other information
Creation of flyers, posters, banners, infographics and other marketing materials;
Participation in the creative design of campaigns;
Job overview
Production of content adapted to the local context and culture;
Use AI tools to improve content creation and productivity.
Popular tools:
The ability to produce quality content is more important than mastering specific software.
Candidate profile
Experience
1 to 3 years of experience in content creation, video production or Social Media Content;
Mandatory portfolio;
Very good shooting and video editing skills;
Good level in photography;
Graphic design skills;
Good aesthetic and creative sensitivity;
Mastery of short formats for social networks;
Ability to work independently and produce quickly;
Experience in the energy, solar, technology or technical products sectors would be a plus;
Compulsory French, English and local languages appreciated.
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