About this role
About Sable
Sable built Aidan, the first AI employee who can lead customer calls using realtime voice, vision, and browser use. Aidan runs a live, two-way conversation inside a real product environment, clicking through the product like a human, watching the user's screen, and adapting the journey on the fly. Every conversation feeds a self-improving context graph we call the Brain, so Aidan gets smarter with each call.
## The role
You are Sable's voice online. Sable is creating a category, the AI employee, and you decide how the world first meets it. You're chronically online: you know what's moving on X and LinkedIn before it trends, and you decide how the world first meets it, whether that's in a feed, a Google search, or through an LLM. You own Sable's social presence end to end and work directly with the founders to turn product moments, customer wins, and launches into attention.
## What you'll do
- Own Sable's social channels end to end: strategy, daily posting, and growth across X, LinkedIn, and wherever our audience is next
- Turn product demos, customer stories, and launches into short-form video, threads, and posts
- Shape and ghostwrite founder content so their voices carry
- Spot trends and conversations early and get Sable into them fast
- Measure what works, double down on it, and tie reach to pipeline
- Own SEO and AEO so Sable shows up when people search for what we do
- Create content that ranks in search and gets picked up by AI tools
## Who you are
- Chronically online, with a native feel for internet culture and what makes content spread
- A track record of growing an account or brand you can point to
- Fast and scrappy: you can shoot, edit, and post the same day
- Sharp writer with taste; you know when something is cringe and you defend your calls with reasoning, not vibes
- Genuinely curious about AI and able to explain it simply
- Bonus: B2B or AI marketing experience, video editing and design skills, or an existing personal following
- Bonus: You understand how search engines and AI answer engines decide what to surface, and you write with that in mind without sounding robotic