Create on-the-ground content by conducting street interviews and school activations, running giveaways, and testing new formats 2-3 times/week to drive Knowunity US downloads. Part-time (~20 hrs/week), $4,000 base plus performance bonus; ownership of US content growth and founding creator title.
30M+ students use Knowunity. In Europe we built one of the biggest creator programs in the world: 1B+ views across 25+ countries. Now we're bringing it to the US, and we need two Founding Creators to make it blow up.
This isn't bedroom UGC. You'll be in the field, face to face with students at schools and on the streets, turning real conversations into content that drives downloads.
The role: Street interviews, school activations, giveaways, pioneering new formats with us. 2-3x a week, camera rolling.
The deal: $4,000 base + performance bonus, ~20 hrs/week, full ownership of US content growth, and a Founding Creator title on your CV (you launched a $50M-backed company in the US).
You: Extroverted, plugged into student culture, fast, based in or near a big US city.
Apply with your best friend (optional). We want two people who already click on camera. If you've got a partner in crime, apply together (each fill out the form, mention each other below).
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