Infrastructure & Capital Projects – Creative Content Lead, ANS

THE WORK:

• You'll set the gold standard for storytelling across the industry—while you’re enjoying the travel, access, and purpose that come with leading from the front.
• You'll be in a senior creative role that leads storytelling direction, visual identity, and content standards across a national platform. You’ll mentor creators, shape brand narrative, and personally lead high-profile shoots that define the culture and reputation of the organization.
• You'll set the tone for what powerful storytelling looks like—and coach others to reach it.
• You'll operate where momentum and meaning collide: on-site at major projects, events, and cultural moments. You’ll represent the creative heart of the organization, translating field energy into brand emotion.
• You’ll set the standards for production quality, post workflows, and content governance.

Core Responsibilities:

• Creative Direction: You'll set content strategy and narrative direction; ensure storytelling is emotionally resonant and on-brand.
• Leadership: You'll mentor and coach junior videographers, editors, and freelancers; build a scalable content capability.
• Production Oversight: You'll lead shoots across the U.S.; direct lighting, sound, framing, and talent; ensure high production value and authenticity.
• Post-Production: You'll oversee editing standards, color grading, pacing, and brand cohesion; deliver formats across cinematic and social channels.
• Innovation: You'll pioneer new formats and production methods leveraging AI and real-time editing tools.
• Partnership: You'll collaborate with marketing, brand, and executive teams to translate strategy into creative action.
• Remote: This role allows for remote work for the majority of your work hours.
• With all our roles, there is some in-person time for collaboration, learning and building relationships with clients, peers, leaders and communities. As an employer, we will be as flexible as possible to support your specific work/life needs.

HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL NEED:

• 7–10 years producing, shooting, and directing high-quality visual storytelling
• Proven leadership in creative direction or team management
• Expertise in Premiere Pro, After Effects, and emerging AI-assisted production tools
• Portfolio demonstrating cultural relevance, narrative depth, and visual excellence
• Experience working with executive leadership and diverse field teams
• Curiosity, confidence, and composure in fast-changing environments
• You elevate the brand through content that moves people emotionally and visually.
• You build and mentor a content capability that scales creativity without losing authenticity.
• Executives trust you as a strategic creative partner.

$80,000 - $100,000 a year

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We accept applications on an on-going basis and there is no fixed deadline to apply.

🎬 How to Apply — “Show Us What You See”

Skip the cover letter — show us what you see.

Submit a short (≤2-minute) video introducing yourself and demonstrating how you capture real human stories. It doesn’t need to be polished — we’re looking for instinct, story sense, and energy.

If you already have a reel or project that fits the brief, link to that instead.

Think mini documentary, not talking head.

Submission Details

Upload options:

Share a link (YouTube – unlisted, Vimeo, or Google Drive)

Also include:

1–2 links to prior work (optional)

File name format: Firstname_Lastname_ContentProducer2025.mp4

Prompt:

“Tell us who you are, what kind of stories you love to capture, and show us a moment that made you proud as a storyteller.”

What We’re Looking For

Storytelling instinct: Does the video pull you in? Emotional or memorable moment?

Visual & audio quality: Composition, lighting, and sound awareness (even if raw)

Creative originality: Distinct POV, experimentation, rhythm, and framing

Brand fit: Resonance with our ethos: outperform the norm — pride, human excellence

Communication energy: Are you someone we’d trust to represent the brand on location?

Selection Process

Round 1 – Initial Review:

Our panel shortlists the top 10–12 submissions.

Round 2 – Creative Challenge:

Shortlisted applicants receive a small raw-footage pack and 24 hours to produce a ≤30-second edit. We’re watching for tone, pacing, and instinct.

Round 3 – Conversation:

Live virtual or in-person conversation focused on creative process, travel mindset, and how you lead storytelling in the field.

Tip: Keep it real. We’d rather see an honest, handheld, in-the-moment story than a perfectly polished studio reel.

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