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Content creator & product face – Abigel.ai

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Content creator & product face – Abigel.ai

You will be the face people connect with Abigel.ai, showing in short videos what an AI assistant that answers the phone can actually do. Idea, camera, edit, post, repeat.

Remote within Europe, or hybrid in Budapest Full-time or part-time; freelance is also an option

Details

What you will do

Make short-form videos for Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts from idea to upload: script, shoot, edit, captions, post
Shoot product demos on a live call: Abigel.ai picks up, asks the right questions and puts the appointment in the diary
Turn everyday situations into stories: the clinic where nobody can get to the phone at lunchtime, the repair shop that still gets calls at 7pm
Represent Abigel.ai on camera across social channels, live streams and events
Decide with the product team which feature the next video covers, and flag it when viewers don’t get something
Cut several versions from one shoot: a short one for TikTok, a longer one for LinkedIn, a captioned one for people watching on mute
Track retention, rewatches and saves, and refine the formats based on the numbers

Days and weeks

Every day: check how yesterday’s video is doing and note the questions in the comments, because that is where the next ideas come from
Mondays: split the week’s topics with the social media manager and the product team
Every week: one or two shooting blocks where you batch several videos and the B-roll that goes with them
Every week: call Abigel.ai the way a customer would and try new features before anyone films them
Fridays: go through with the growth marketer which videos sent people to the site
Every month: drop one format, try a new one, and write down why

Your first 90 days

Day 30
You can walk through an Abigel.ai call on camera and explain clearly what is happening as it happens. Your first videos are live.
Day 60
You have two or three recurring formats that viewers recognise, and a weekly shooting routine of your own.
Day 90
The numbers show you which format brings people to the site, and you propose the plan for the next three months on that basis.

Who you are

You are natural on camera, and it shows in your footage
You have your own content or channel to show us
You shoot and edit fast, phone included (CapCut, Premiere or similar)
You are curious about AI and can explain it so anyone gets it
You have the visual basics down: shot sizes (wide, full, medium, close-up, extreme close-up), camera positions and angles (eye level, low and high angle), the 180-degree rule when two people talk on screen, composing on the rule of thirds, and you never come back from a shoot without B-roll
You get clean picture and sound without a studio: you can set up three-point lighting, work with window light, record on a lav mic, and you hear the humming vent or the echoey room before it ruins the take
You think in vertical 9:16 and keep faces and captions inside the safe zones, clear of the app’s buttons. In the edit you use jump cuts, J and L cuts and pacing on purpose. The application includes a short film-basics quiz.

Nice to have

You are also confident on camera in Hungarian or Spanish
You have made content for a brand or a B2B product before
You have hosted a live stream or spoken in front of an audience
You use AI tools in production (captions, audio clean-up, rough cuts) and know where they get it wrong

Tools

A smartphone that shoots 4K, tripod or gimbal
Lav mic
LED light or softbox
CapCut, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve
TikTok Studio, Meta Business Suite, YouTube Studio
The Abigel.ai dashboard and call log with transcripts
Canva for thumbnails

Who you work with

The founder, whom you deal with directly
The social media manager, who runs the calendar and the comments
The growth marketer, who also tests your videos as ads
The product engineers, who tell you about new features first

What we offer

The formats are yours to invent and run, and the videos carry your work
Short decision paths: you take ideas straight to the founder, with no weeks of sign-off
A live product with real users: what you show on camera, businesses use every day
Flexible hours, remote within Europe or hybrid in Budapest
The equipment and software you need to shoot and edit
Three markets: Hungarian, international and Spanish-speaking audiences

1. Test
2. Video
3. Task
4. Details

Short personality check Not a scientific test

Eight statements, answer on instinct. This is not a scientific psychometric test; it just helps us have a better conversation at the interview. There are no right or wrong answers.

Logic task

One short puzzle, solved with your own head. Write your answer and one sentence on how you got there.

Your answer

The water is rising, cats are stuck on the rooftops and you have one boat. The model (Gemini Flash-Lite) gets the engine description and a random level that you do not see in advance. Your job is a prompt that makes the model plan and run the rescue on its own. Typing commands or a pre-computed order will not help: every run uses a different level. You get five attempts; we measure which one succeeds and how many tokens you use.

The problem

The water rises 10 cm per time unit. When it reaches a cat’s height, that cat drowns.
The boat starts at column 0, the dock, and moves one column per time unit.
The boat holds one cat. Picking up and dropping off are instant; you can only drop off at the dock.
Every level has exactly one order that saves all five cats. The obvious strategies (lowest, nearest or farthest cat first) do not work.
Every run uses a new random level that only the model gets (at the end of the engine description, as LEVEL). After the run you see here which level it played.

Example level

Just so you can see what a level looks like. The model gets a different one on every run.

Cirmi: column 7, 150 cm up
Bodza: column 1, 350 cm up
Pötyi: column 2, 160 cm up
Mázli: column 4, 250 cm up
Füge: column 3, 310 cm up

A good prompt does not give the answer; it tells the model how to find it. The model may think in # comments before the program.

Engine description (the model gets this as its system instruction)

You control a rescue boat in a tiny simulation called "Flood". Reply with a program only: one command per line, no explanations, no markdown.

WORLD
- A flooded street with columns 0..8. Column 0 is the dock (dry land).
- The boat starts at column 0, empty, at time 0.
- The water level starts at 0 cm and rises 10 cm per time unit.
- Five cats sit at fixed heights in some of the columns. A cat drowns as soon as the water level reaches its height (level >= height).
- The cats of this run are listed in the LEVEL section at the end. Every run gets a new random level.

COMMANDS
move <col>   travel to column <col>; takes |col - current column| time units, the water keeps rising meanwhile
pickup       take the cat at the current column into the boat; instant; the boat holds one cat
drop         unload the cat at the dock (column 0 only); instant; the cat is safe
wait <n>     do nothing for n time units

RULES
- A command that breaks a rule stops the program: pickup with a full boat or where there is no cat, drop away from the dock or with an empty boat, an unknown command.
- Lines starting with # are comments; you may think in comments before the commands. At most 100 commands.
- The run succeeds when every cat has been dropped at the dock.

LEVEL
- Cirmi: column 7, height 150 cm
- Bodza: column 1, height 350 cm
- Pötyi: column 2, height 160 cm
- Mázli: column 4, height 250 cm
- Füge: column 3, height 310 cm

Your prompt

Before each step, please confirm you are not a robot.

Content creator & product face – Abigel.ai