About the job

You run Veridion's voice everywhere it lives online, and you build the automations that let one person move like a team. Part social-media native, part tinkerer who codes enough to make the tools do the boring parts, all backed by a real grasp of what Veridion actually sells. A front-row seat to building a marketing team wired for the next version of the internet.

Who you are

• You own your work like a founder owns a product.

• A growth mindset, able to capitalize on unprecedented contexts through your skills and abilities.

• A strong problem solver, visible in the way you deal with the tension between brief and shipping.

• Resilient, especially in front of failure, the kind that always comes paired with pioneering work.

• An appetite to grapple with a variety of technical challenges.

What you'll do

• Create, own, and run Veridion's accounts across every platform — LinkedIn, X, Reddit, developer and data communities, review sites — spinning up and maintaining the presence that boosts GTM performance, tuned to each platform without losing the through-line.

• Build the automations and mini-tools that make one person operate like a team: scheduling, cross-posting, social listening, reporting — prototyped fast with AI in the loop, then hardened into real infrastructure.

• Turn the product into content a technical crowd respects — the APIs, the company graph, the gap between what a company is registered as and what it actually does.

• Instrument the whole thing: track what lands, where, and why, and let the data pick the next move.

• Scout and test emerging surfaces — answer engines, agent-facing channels, new platforms — before they're the obvious place to be.

What we look for

• Proof you can grow an audience — a personal account, a community, a meme page, a side project that got traction because of something you actually did — with real fluency in how platforms and internet culture work.

• Enough code to be dangerous: scripts, APIs, no-code stacks, and AI copilots used to build automations, not just fill in tools someone else made.

• Strong communication — you take something technical (an API doc, a data concept) and make it land clearly and simply, in writing and out loud.

• Structure and follow-through — you keep a content calendar moving, hold many threads at once, and don't drop balls.

• AI as a default reflex — to draft, build, test, and multiply what you ship — plus the taste to know where it helps and where it gets in the way.

What we expect in return

• High tolerance for ambiguity, marked by your ambition to push forward with incomplete information.

• High speed and uncompromising quality in your work.

• The ability to quickly and effectively evaluate technical tradeoffs and translate them into relevant scenarios

• Genuine aversion to any customer or colleague struggling with something you delivered.

• Ask what would make it ten times better, starting with your own work.

PROCESS

• Home assignment

• Assignment review call

• Live challenge + f2f interview (Sky Tower, Bucharest)