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Build the Marketing Foundation for AI startup MyVault is creating the first personal AI that protects your privacy by default. Think smart digital assistant that organizes your life without compromising your data. We need a creative marketing specialist to help us show the world why privacy-first AI is the future. What You'll Do: - Own our digital presence across LinkedIn, Twitter/X, and emerging platforms - Create campaigns end-to-end - from concept to copy to visuals to performance tracking - Write compelling content that makes complex AI/privacy concepts accessible and engaging - Collaborate on visual storytelling with our Creative & Design Director using Figma/Canva - Experiment with content formats - social posts, newsletters, video scripts, launch materials - Track and optimize performance using analytics tools to refine our approach - Build partnerships with privacy advocates, AI thought leaders, and productivity influencers Perfect For You If: ✅ 3+ years digital/brand marketing experience ✅ Strong writing skills across social, email, web content ✅ Visual collaboration abilities - comfortable in Figma/Canva ✅ Analytics-driven approach to campaign optimization ✅ Startup experience in fast-paced, remote environments ✅ Passion for AI + privacy topics ✅ End-to-end campaign management experience What We Offer: 💰 Competitive rate ($40-70/hour based on experience) 🏠 100% remote with flexible hours 🚀 Direct founder collaboration - your ideas shape strategy 🎨 Creative freedom to experiment and own campaigns ⚡ Fast-moving team with quick decision-making About MyVault: We're building software that puts users first - AI that's personal, private, and beautifully simple. Our users are busy professionals and families who want smart organization without sacrificing privacy. Small, remote-first team that moves fast and cares deeply about craftsmanship. Please include: - Portfolio of digital marketing campaigns - Writing samples (social posts, long-form content) - Experience with privacy/AI topics (if any) - Your approach to measuring campaign success