Digital Content Producer, Prequel

About the Role

Prequel is building family trust through stories that show what students can do when school works differently. This role exists because great education does not spread through polished slogans. It spreads through clear proof: a student breakthrough, a parent concern answered, a campus moment captured well, a short video that makes the right family stop scrolling. You will spend time in schools, interview students and families, turn raw moments into strong content, and use performance data to decide what comes next. This is an early-career role with unusual ownership. You will not manage a team or a paid media budget. You will build proof, systems, and judgment by shipping.

Key Responsibilities

• Create platform-native organic content for Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, and related channels, including hooks, scripts, captions, carousels, and short-form videos.
• Interview students and families in person at Prequel schools, then turn raw conversations into clear, consented stories with strong proof points.
• Shoot, assemble, edit, and package lightweight photo and video assets using accessible tools.
• Use AI tools to research, draft, edit, repurpose, and quality-check content packages across multiple channels.
• Review social and search performance data, then apply the learning to the next content cycle.
• Protect accuracy, voice, and story while increasing output.

What You Won’t Be Doing

• Scheduling prewritten posts without owning the concept, story, creative, or performance.
• Running paid media campaigns, ad buying, bid optimization, or paid acquisition reporting.
• Producing strategy decks that never become shipped content.
• Acting as the primary brand designer, creative director, or commercial film crew.
• Publishing unreviewed AI output, repetitive caption variants, or keyword-stuffed articles.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Portfolio with at least 5 examples of self-created social, video, written, or campaign content.
• Evidence of owning content for a real audience (e.g., college club, student organization, internship, side project, creator account, or small business).
• Ability to independently concept, film, edit, and package short-form video.
• Strong writing and editing skills, shown through clear audience-specific work samples.
• Practical use of AI in a real content workflow beyond isolated caption ideas.
• Must be based in Arizona and eligible for Arizona IVP fingerprint clearance.
• Must be able to travel regularly to school locations in Arizona and Texas.
• Legal authorization to work in the United States.
• This is a full-time (40 hours per week), long-term position.
• Compensation: $60,000/year USD ($30 USD/hour).

Nice-to-have Qualifications

• Recent bachelor's degree in marketing, communications, journalism, media, business, education, or a related field.
• Experience turning interviews into concise written, photo, or video stories.
• Experience using content metrics (e.g., watch time, saves, shares, comments, profile visits, or inquiries) to improve future work.
• Exposure to search-optimized writing, programmatic SEO, or editorial review of AI-generated articles.
• Experience building prompts, templates, or lightweight automations for content production.