AI Video Creator

Apply with your CV/profile, three videos with your contribution identified, and one workflow case study showing architecture, actual operating volume, quality checks, a failure you fixed and results. Anonymized evidence is welcome; do not disclose client secrets. Include a short walkthrough or workflow export if permitted. A working demonstration is welcome where commercial data cannot be shared. Build the system behind great video—not just the next video. Maxify is hiring an AI Video Creator who combines creative judgment with the ability to build reliable AI-powered video-production workflows. You will turn briefs and approved product assets into consistent, high-quality videos through systems that can be repeated, measured and adapted across brands. What you will own • Design the end-to-end workflow: brief intake → scripts/storyboards → asset generation → editing/rendering → quality review → approved delivery. • Connect AI models, editing tools, asset storage and review processes using APIs, automation platforms or code. • Create strong hooks, stories, visuals, pacing and sound while preserving accurate product appearance and brand consistency. • Build structured briefs, reusable templates, versioned prompts and configurable brand settings. • Handle failed generations, missing assets, slow providers and rejected outputs without losing work or duplicating deliveries. • Add quality checks, human approval gates, run logs, cost tracking and clear exception alerts. • Test creative effectiveness with marketing teams; improve cost per approved asset and production speed without sacrificing quality. • Document, deploy and hand over workflows so another operator can run them reliably. What you bring • A strong video portfolio AND evidence of an end-to-end workflow you personally built. • Hands-on integration skills using tools such as n8n, Make, APIs, Python or JavaScript; tool choice is flexible. • Strong creative judgment and the ability to identify AI artifacts, false claims, product inaccuracies and weak storytelling. • Ability to troubleshoot failures, evaluate output quality and explain technical trade-offs. • Evidence of ownership, rapid learning and measurable improvements in a real operating context. Success means reliable, reusable video production that lowers approved-asset cost and supports better commercial creative outcomes—not simply generating more clips.