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Own end-to-end video production for RoboForce’s marketing and brand storytelling. Develop concepts, scripts, storyboards, and production plans; film robots, people, and industrial environments; edit polished videos with sound, color, captions, and motion graphics; and adapt content for digital channels and events. Collaborate with engineering and deployment teams to accurately explain technical products, manage production workflows, and maintain a searchable footage library.
Why RoboForce
RoboForce is an AI robotics company developing Physical AI–powered Robo-Labor for dull, dirty, and dangerous work. The company's robots are engineered for demanding industrial environments, with a focus on real-world deployment and scalability.
We are looking for a Video Producer & Editor to own video production for RoboForce’s marketing and brand storytelling, from concept through final edit. Working with marketing, engineering, and deployment teams, you’ll turn technical progress, real-world deployments, and customer experiences into clear, compelling stories.
Responsibilities
- Develop video concepts that make technical milestones, product capabilities, and customer experiences accessible and engaging.
- Lead production from start to finish, including scripts, storyboards, interview questions, shot lists, schedules, equipment, people, and locations.
- Film robots, people, and environments in the lab and at deployment sites, handling camera, lighting, and audio.
- Edit finished videos with strong pacing, sound, color, captions, and basic motion graphics.
- Produce product and prototype demos, testing videos, product reveals, deployment stories, customer testimonials, and brand films.
- Adapt videos for the RoboForce website, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, and events.
- Maintain a production calendar, manage incoming requests and feedback, and build a searchable footage library.
- Apply RoboForce’s visual identity across framing, typography, graphics, motion, and sound while bringing fresh creative ideas.
- Work with engineers to represent robot capabilities and test conditions accurately.
Requirements
- Professional video production experience, with direct ownership of planning, shooting, and editing.
- A strong portfolio demonstrating creativity, visual storytelling, and production craft.
- Confidence with cameras, lighting, audio, and editing software such as Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
- Experience turning loosely defined requests into clear concepts and production plans.
- Familiarity with hardware or technical products and an interest in robotics.
- A resourceful, curious approach to storytelling, with the ability to make complex ideas understandable and find the human story behind the technology.
- Ability to work independently, collaborate across teams, and adapt when a shoot or robot test changes.
- Hybrid work arrangement, with availability to work on-site in Milpitas and travel to customer and deployment sites as needed.
Bonus Qualifications
- Experience filming robotics, manufacturing, industrial environments, or other technical subjects.
- Experience conducting interviews and producing customer stories.
- Photography, motion graphics, or basic 3D animation skills.
- Experience establishing an in-house production workflow.
- Curiosity about AI video generation and AI-assisted creative tools.
Benefits
- Competitive stock options/equity programs.
- Health, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k) plan.
- Visa sponsorship and green card support for qualified candidates.
- Lunches and dinners, a fully stocked kitchen, and regular team-building events.
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