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neural frames · 🇩🇪 Berlin, GermanyRemote57y ago

Neural Frames is a leading AI music video generator, turning any song into a fully produced music video in minutes. We're bootstrapped, profitable, and growing fast at over $5M ARR. Our ambition is to build a category-defining company, helping tens of millions of audio creators to visualize their content and promote it online. As a profitable company, there is no VC drama. We are a small, ambitious group of people, striving to build something creators love. Tasks You make videos with AI. All day. Every feature we ship needs launch content. Every AI video trend needs a Neural Frames take. Every musician scrolling at 1am should stumble on something you made and think: "wait - I could do that with my song." You'll be our #1 power user: living inside Neural Frames and the wider AI video ecosystem, and turning what you find into content that makes musicians stop scrolling. Create short-form content (TikTok, Reels, Shorts) and YouTube demos/tutorials: several pieces a week, ideated, made, and edited by you Own launch content for new features: demos, tutorials, before/afters, hype clips Ride the wave: new model drops, viral formats, AI video discourse - always with a Neural Frames spin Test hooks and formats, watch the numbers, double down on what works Feed what you learn straight back into the product - you'll work directly with the founder and the people building the thing Requirements You already make AI content. This is portfolio-first hiring: your work and your accounts matter more than your CV Fluent with AI creative tools - video models (Kling, Veo, Runway, Sora…), image models, AI music tools (Suno, Udio) You understand short-form in your bones: hooks, pacing, captions, sound Fast, self-directed, high-output - "done and posted" beats "perfect and pending" In Berlin, or ready to be. We want you around the team, not fully remote Bonus points (nice, not required): Editing or motion design skills - CapCut is genuinely fine, After Effects/Premiere/DaVinci even better M