Instagram & TikTok Content Creator

Job Description: Vivant is a managed network services company. We ensure our clients never lose revenue by eliminating internet, phone, and WiFi outages across their locations. Guaranteed. We're a $7M+ ARR, growing toward $20M by 2027, and we're building the marketing engine that closes the gap. We're looking for a creative content expert to bring our brand to life on Instagram and TikTok. We need someone who can make topics like "network downtime" and "managed connectivity" visually interesting and genuinely engaging, not just corporate stock-photo content. What you'll do: Plan and produce short-form video content (Reels, TikToks) that explains Vivant's value in a scroll-stopping way Repurpose customer success stories and podcasts for reels and video content on these platforms Develop a content style/aesthetic for both platforms that fits Vivant's brand while feeling native to each app Create a mix of formats: educational/explainer content, behind-the-scenes, customer story features, trend-jacking where relevant to B2B/IT audiences Handle or direct filming, editing, captions, and posting Propose creative concepts proactively, not just execute what's handed to you Track performance and iterate based on what's resonating Requirements: Portfolio of IG Reels and/or TikTok content you've created (brand, not personal), ideally with demonstrated view/engagement growth Strong short-form video editing skills (CapCut, Premiere, or similar) Ability to translate dry/technical topics (connectivity, uptime, IT infrastructure) into engaging visual content Understanding of current platform trends and how to adapt them for a B2B audience without feeling forced Nice to have: Experience creating content for a B2B or services brand On-camera presence or ability to direct talent/employees on camera Motion graphics or animation skills To apply: Please share your portfolio/reel and 2-3 examples where you took a "boring" or technical topic and made it engaging on IG/TikTok. For each example, include the actual performance metrics (views, engagement rate, shares/saves) as proof. Screenshots from the platform's native analytics preferred over self-reported numbers.